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Opinion

Is it possible to fly to New York without emitting CO2?

T&E president Arie Bleijenberg looks into whether a passenger today can to fly to New York without emitting CO2. Is e-kerosene the answer?

Briefing

Make Big Oil pay

Why and how to oblige fuel suppliers to absorb part of the EU’s new carbon price

Report

‘Charging’ for phase-out

Public chargers won't be a block on the EU's combustion car phase-out, a new report finds.

Press Release

Public charging won’t be a block on higher EU electric car targets – study

Up to 10m chargers could be installed by 2035 if lawmakers ramp up car CO2 standards in line with EU Green Deal.

Letter

T&E and Europe’s electromobility associations call for a more electric-friendly Renewable Energy Directive

T&E and and electromobility associations, AVERE, ChargeUp, Eurelectric and EnelWay, call on the EU to level the playing field for electric charging in...

Briefing

Mitigating aviation’s non-CO2 effects in the EU’s Fit for 55 package

Time to address aviation’s full climate impact in ReFuelEU Aviation and the EU ETS

Press Release

Methane escaping from ’green’ gas-powered ships fuelling climate crisis – Investigation

Investigation into so-called ‘green’ liquid natural gas (LNG) ships uncovers significant amounts of invisible methane being released into the atmosphe...

Opinion

Methane at Sea: Finding the Invisible Climate Killer

T&E's investigation into so-called ‘green’ liquid natural gas (LNG) ships uncovers significant amounts of invisible methane being released into the at...

Letter

Dutch and Swedish shipowners join NGO call for improvements in the EU’s shipping ETS

T&E, along with Dutch and Swedish shipowners, has written to the European Parliament and Council to express support for the Commission's legislative p...

Briefing

EV charging in seven European cities

T&E conducted a comparative analysis of the charging infrastructure challenge.

News

Europe disconnected: The state of cross-border rail today

A guide to travelling around Europe by train

Letter

EU foreign ministers must lead on immediate sanctions on Russian oil

Despite five rounds of sanctions, the EU is still sending Putin $285m a day to feed its dependance on imported oil, writes T&E in an open letter.