Only enough e-fuels to power 2% of cars on the road in 2035 – analysis
Claims that an e-fuels exemption from the EU engine ban for new cars would help decarbonise the existing car fleet do not stand up.
Industrial policy is not a relic of the past but key to winning the green energy race
There was a time when ‘industrial policy’ was a swear word in Brussels. Is that still the case?
Carmakers’ global emissions 50% higher than reported
Car manufacturers are misleading investors by significantly underestimating the total distance travelled and fuel consumption of cars, as mandatory Scope 3 emissions reporting represent a ‘ticking carbon bomb’ for asset managers
Europe gets one step closer to a green flight
A landmark vote in the European Parliament last week secured the role of sustainable fuels in the decarbonisation of European aviation.
EU lawmakers stop controversial biofuels from fuelling planes
In a narrow vote, the European Parliament paved the way for the uptake of green fuels in planes.
Fossil gas is not green!
Undecided MEPs are our last chance to stop the disastrous labelling of gas as ‘green’
EU policymakers strengthen rules for companies’ sustainability disclosures with mandatory ESG standards, but delay its implementation
On Tuesday 21 June, the trilogue negotiations between the European Commission, Parliament and Council concluded with an agreement for the EU Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD).
Implementing a Social Climate Fund that works for the people and the planet
12 European NGOs urge the EU Council to agree on a comprehensive, bold and transformative Social Climate Fund
Macron won on the back of the ‘green’ vote. Here’s how he can repay their trust
Macron can deliver a green transport sector in 5 steps
2035 clean car deadline gains momentum after Germany declares support
Coalition government rules out loophole for e-fuels in EU car CO2 targets