Electric vehicles strategy: Throwing money at charging is no guarantee for success
The UK’s new electric vehicles strategy shows the government’s readiness to step up the transition to electric mobility, but lacks the policy strings necessary.
Can we count on zero-emissions planes and ships?
Transport & Environment (T&E) gathered innovative industry players and policy makers to discuss the future of zero-emission shipping and aviation.
Sustainable Finance
At the beginning of 2021, hopes were high that the European Commission would change the world of green investing.
How can ReFuelEU enable investment in direct air capture?
Negative Emissions Platform and Transport & Environment issue a joint statement on direct air capture
‘End imports of Russian oil to stop financing Putin’s war’
NGOs demand retailers disclose what percentage of their petrol and diesel sales in the UK are of Russian origin
‘End imports of Russian oil to stop financing Putin’s war’
NGOs also demand the country of origin for oil be made clear at petrol stations
A million dirty cars a month: the cost of delaying air pollution rules
News that the EU Commission will again delay the Euro 7 standard has echoes of the Dieselgate scandal, writes Anna Krajinska.
EU Commission gives ‘green’ light to gas in blow to climate action and gift to Putin
EU Commission has confirmed that gas will be labelled green in its sustainable investing taxonomy, leaving it up to the European Parliament to defeat the bill.
Airlines, NGOs unite behind push for clean jet fuels in Europe
Airlines and environmental groups are teaming up for the first time to support a European Union plan for big increases in climate-friendly jet fuels.
The EU’s ‘green’ gift to Putin
The EU's labelling of gas as ‘green’ in its sustainable finance taxonomy is the biggest gift the EU could make to Putin.