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Briefing

What the EU climate law means for jet fuel’s tax exemption

The European Commission is proposing to end one of aviation’s most unfair tax privileges as part of its Fit for 55 package.

Briefing

What the EU climate plan means for vans

Vans are the EU’s fastest growing source of road transport emissions, but unlike cars the EU's van CO2 standards are so weak some vanmakers can meet t...

Opinion

Cars climate brief #4: Why credits for electric car sales should not weaken CO2 targets

This brief is the fourth in a series of short analytical pieces in which T&E will share fresh insights related to the revision of the car CO2 standard...

Press Release

Lawmakers agree new road tolls to incentivise switch to cleaner trucks

European hauliers will slash their costs by driving trucks that reduce carbon and air pollution under a new tolling system agreed by EU lawmakers last...

Briefing

What the EU climate plan means for car CO2 emissions

Following the entry into force of the 2020/21 EU car CO2 standards, electric cars (EVs) have entered the mass market much faster than previously expec...

Briefing

Explained: Are we ready to switch to emissions-free cars?

Frequently asked questions about the plan to sell only emissions-free cars in the EU by 2035

Opinion

What the EU’s climate plan means for Europe

July has been a big month for Europe and not just because of the Euro Championships. After two years of excruciatingly hard work the Commission has pu...

Opinion

EU’s Henry Ford moment for electric cars is here. Let’s make sure it’s not fake electric

When Henry Ford started to build his first car assembly line, horse dung was still littering the streets. What he invented in 1913 was not a new techn...

Opinion

EU misses golden chance to right the wrongs of disastrous biofuels policy

The EU’s ‘green’ fuels law has been an unmitigated disaster. Instead of pushing sustainable alternatives, it led to widespread deforestation, habitat ...

Opinion

A carbon market for road transport: much ado about nothing?

‘When it rains in Paris, it drizzles in Brussels’ is a famous Belgian proverb. It is testimony to the French influence on Belgian policymaking. Simila...

Opinion

Decades of inaction on flying’s climate impact are being replaced by action. But does it go far enough?

It took many years of campaigning, and the efforts of people like Greta Thunberg for politicians to finally start paying attention to aviation emissio...

Opinion

EU takes big step towards making charging anxiety a thing of the past

Yesterday the European Commission presented a completely revamped infrastructure law to make charging anxiety a thing of the past. As part of the Fit ...