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EP publishes draft report on Omnibus Proposal

News from Brussels CLECAT - 2025-06-13

The European Parliament published this week the draft report on the proposal simplifying sustainability reporting and due diligence requirements, as part of the Omnibus I Package. …

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EC adopts list on Non-EU transhipment ports for FuelEU Maritime

News from Brussels CLECAT - 2025-06-13

On 6 June, the European Commission adopted an Implementing Regulation identifying neighbouring container transhipment ports, under FuelEU Maritime. …

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Car bonnets becoming half centimetre higher every year, driving road safety fears – study

News from Brussels Transport & Environment - 2025-06-12

The bonnet height of new cars in Europe is increasing by half a centimetre a year, on average, driven by the growth in SUV sales, new research finds. …

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Space, permitting and grid capacity are the main challenges of Europe’s ports for delivering on the Clean Industrial Deal

News from Brussels ESPO - 2025-06-12

The European Sea Ports Organisation (ESPO) is looking forward to the discussion in the plenary session of the European Parliament of 18 June 2025 on the Clean Industrial Deal (CID).  …

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ACEA warns fines for missed emissions targets will cripple European truck makers

News from Brussels Motortransport - 2025-06-11

Speaking in Brussels this week, Levin warned that Europe’s truck manufacturers “simply cannot carry” the billions of euros in fines they face if targets are missed, and that the consequences would ripple far beyond the factories …

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EU lawmakers and road transport industry in decarbonisation dialogue

News from Brussels IRU - 2025-06-11

The EU’s road transport sector is already decarbonising. But scaling up progress requires smart regulation, targeted investment and coordinated action. This was the central message from IRU’s recent high-level conference in Brussels. …

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US-China trade war sideswipes Europe’s carmakers

News from Brussels POLITICO - 2025-06-10

Donald Trump's trade war against China is dragging in an unexpected victim: Europe's car industry. …

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EC unveils report on ZE-HDV market readiness study

News from Brussels CLECAT - 2025-06-06

On 27 May, the European Commission published a comprehensive report on the technological and market readiness of heavy-duty vehicles, highlighting the urgent need for rapid market uptake of zero-emission vehicles to meet the emission red …

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Transport Ministers exchange on Weights & Dimensions

News from Brussels CLECAT - 2025-06-06

During this week's Transport Council meeting, Ministers acknowledged a progress report reflecting the latest state of negotiations regarding the revision of the Weights & Dimensions Directive. …

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Truck and bus manufacturers urge Council for swift action on revised Weights & Dimensions Directive

News from Brussels ACEA - 2025-06-05

Following today’s progress report presented in the Transport Council, the European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association (ACEA) is deeply concerned by the lack of progress on the revision of the Weights & Dimensions Directive. …

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Can von der Leyen save Europe's car industry from 'the slow agony of decline'?

News from Brussels Transport & Environment - 2025-06-04

There was a time when five-minute charging, full self-driving and ultra-fast development cycles would have been announced in Stuttgart, Wolfsburg or Paris. No longer. …

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US automotive tariffs drive uncertainty across supply chains

News from Brussels International Chamber of Shipping - 2025-05-30

As the US imposes sweeping tariffs on the auto trade, industry leaders warn of higher sticker prices, eroding competitiveness, and a scramble to adapt to a changing landscape. …

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ACEA welcomes Council approval of CO2 flexibility measures, calls for comprehensive support strategy

News from Brussels ACEA - 2025-05-27

Under the new regulation, automakers will be able to average their fleet-wide CO2 emissions over the years 2025, 2026, and 2027 as slow demand for battery electric light duty vehicles has created a risk of disproportionate compliance cos …

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ESPO welcomes the outcome of the EU–UK Summit

News from Brussels ESPO - 2025-05-26

The European Sea Ports Organisation (ESPO) welcomes the outcome of the first EU–UK Summit, held in London on 19 May 2025 and sees it as a pivotal step towards revitalising the European Union–United Kingdom relationship. …

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Transport legislators endorse EU driving licence reform

News from Brussels IRU - 2025-05-14

IRU welcomes today’s vote by the European Parliament’s Transport and Tourism Committee endorsing the provisional Driving Licence Directive agreement reached during trilogue. …

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Trump unveils UK deal — with tariff relief for cars and steel

News from Brussels POLITICO - 2025-05-08

U.S. President Donald Trump and British Prime Minister Keir Starmer struck a trade pact Thursday to lower the White House's punishing tariffs on the U.K.’s automotive and steel industries. …

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ACEA welcomes CO2 relief, long-term strategy now essential

News from Brussels ACEA - 2025-05-08

The proposed three-year averaging framework offers car and van manufacturers much-needed flexibility in meeting CO2 targets at this important moment in our transition toward zero-emission mobility, accommodating fluctuations in market de …

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IRU and ETF call on EU Commissioners to shed light on posted driver pay

News from Brussels IRU - 2025-05-07

IRU and the European Transport Workers’ Federation (ETF) have urged European Commission leaders to support the road transport sector by urgently clarifying how EU rules on posted driver pay are applied by Member States. …

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Promoting competitive and attractive rail services: Commission adopts Guidelines on setting up charges for the use of railway infrastructure

News from Brussels European Commission - 2025-05-07

The European Commission today adopted Interpretative Guidelines on the setting up of charges for the use of railway infrastructure (‘track access charges’).  …

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CO2 emissions in cars: Council adopts position on Commission’s proposal without changes

News from Brussels Council of the EU - 2025-05-07

The Council has today adopted its negotiating mandate on a targeted amendment to the regulation on CO2 standards for new passenger cars and vans, that aims to provide car manufacturers with flexibility to meet their emissions targets for …

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Trump’s trade war threatens €549B of EU goods, Brussels warns

News from Brussels POLITICO - 2025-05-06

U.S. …

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ACEA position on Omnibus Package 1

News from Brussels ACEA - 2025-05-05

The European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association (ACEA) welcomes the Omnibus Package 1, as it will simplify corporate sustainability reporting and due diligence and the EU Taxonomy, providing much-needed regulatory relief, while still …

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Germany backs pragmatic road transport decarbonisation

News from Brussels IRU - 2025-04-30

IRU welcomes Germany’s coalition agreement as a step forward for a pragmatic and enabling approach to decarbonising commercial road transport. …

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Call for the successor to the Europe´s Rail Joint Undertaking in the next European Research Framework Programme

News from Brussels UIRR - 2025-04-30

As the greenest transport mode, rail transport is vital for Europe’s economy, security, and sustainability. …

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Joint Statement on Combined Transport

News from Brussels UIRR - 2025-04-28

The signatories of this Statement representing the railway, inland waterway, maritime and intermodal sectors, welcome the Political Agenda presented by the Commission’s President and translated into the mission letters of the College of …

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ACEA position on the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) simplification

News from Brussels ACEA - 2025-04-28

The European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association (ACEA) welcomes the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) as it will assist its members in reaching climate neutrality commitments and is a complimentary instrument to increase ambit …

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IRU welcomes European Commission Roadworthiness Package proposal

News from Brussels IRU - 2025-04-25

The European Commission’s proposal for the revision of the Roadworthiness Package is a timely and necessary step to modernise outdated EU rules. …

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Updated rules for safer roads, less air pollution and digital vehicle documents

News from Brussels European Commission - 2025-04-24

For better road safety and air quality across the EU, the European Commission is proposing a comprehensive overhaul of the EU’s road safety and vehicle registration rules. …

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New car registrations: -1.9% in Q1 2025; battery-electric 15.2% market share

News from Brussels ACEA - 2025-04-24

The battery-electric car market share stood at 15.2% market in Q1 2025, still far from where it was expected to be. …

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Commission strengthens the EU Mandatory Ship Reporting Systems

News from Brussels European Commission - 2025-04-23

The European Commission has adopted a crucial measure to enhance maritime safety and environmental protection around the EU’s coasts. …

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Driver mobility is necessary to mitigate driver shortages

News from Brussels IRU - 2025-04-15

As the EU grapples with an ageing workforce, IRU made the case for tapping third-country drivers to help ease growing shortages at the recent THAMM Plus event in Tunis, Tunisia. …

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EIB Group approves new financing for European security, transport, energy, water and deep-tech as well as support for Ukrainian firms

News from Brussels European Investment Bank - 2025-04-11

The Boards of Directors of the European Investment Bank (EIB) and the European Investment Fund (EIF), meeting this week, approved new financing to support economic prosperity and resilience, boost innovation and EU’s strategic autonomy i …

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EU delays metal tariffs retaliation as Trump targets China

News from Brussels Politico - 2025-04-10

The European Union will suspend for 90 days its countermeasures against the U.S. in response to President Donald Trump’s steel and aluminum tariffs, to buy time to negotiate a trade deal, Ursula von der Leyen said on 10 April. …

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Europe still not up to par on EV purchase and tax schemes, new publication confirms disparities

News from Brussels ACEA - 2025-04-09

As the adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) remains slower than expected, new ACEA publications underline the importance to strengthen and improve coordination of EV incentive programs at the European level. …

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EU targets Trump’s red states with tariffs on US trucks, cigarettes and ice cream

News from Brussels Politico - 2025-04-09

The EU’s response to U.S. President Donald Trump’s decision to impose so-called reciprocal tariffs on all of America’s trading partners may be less aggressive than expected, but it does show some creativity in its bid to hit the U.S. …

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Why international shipping needs a global carbon levy AND a global fuel standard

News from Brussels Transport & Environment - 2025-04-08

MEPC83 is almost here. This isn’t the final chance to clean up the shipping industry in time for 2050, but if this were a football game we would already be in the 118th minute of extra time, looking for a winning goal. …

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ACEA urges dialogue to resolve auto tariffs, avoid harmful response and step up EU competitiveness

News from Brussels ACEA - 2025-04-07

The European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association (ACEA) urges the European Commission to seek a constructive, negotiated resolution with the United States and avoid countermeasures that risk damaging European competitiveness. …

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Industry urges practical pathway for EU zero-emission fleet rules

News from Brussels IRU - 2025-04-03

With the European Commission preparing to roll out its Greening Corporate Fleets Initiative, EU lawmakers, industry leaders and transport operators met in Strasbourg this week to discuss how to make the shift to zero-emission fleets work …

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Widening age chasm compounds truck driver shortage crisis: new IRU report

News from Brussels IRU - 2025-04-03

IRU’s latest global truck driver shortage report is out. While unfilled positions in 2024 were similar to 2023 due to easing transport demand, alarming figures show a widening age chasm between young and older driver employment rates. …

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Commission proposes flexibility to help manufacturers comply with 2025 CO2 emission targets for new cars and vans

News from Brussels European Commission - 2025-04-01

On 1 April the European Commission proposed a targeted amendment to the Regulation setting CO2 emission performance standards for new cars and vans. …

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EU delays carmaker 2025 CO₂ targets just as EV sales rebound

News from Brussels Transport & Environment - 2025-04-01

T&E says lawmakers must allow the 2030 and 2035 targets to do their work and bring affordable EVs and clean tech investment to Europe. …

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Europe’s ports are getting ready for the market uptake of new shipping fuels

News from Brussels ESPO - 2025-03-31

Europe’s ports fully support the decarbonisation efforts to be made by shipping companies to get to net-zero by 2050. …

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ECTA study on KPI for zero emission trucking in Europe

News from Brussels CLECAT - 2025-03-28

The European Clean Trucking Alliance (ECTA) has released a comprehensive report detailing the progress and challenges of transitioning to zero-emission trucking across Europe. …

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Drivers and rules need to be respected

News from Brussels IRU - 2025-03-28

IRU reiterates its strong support for third-country truck drivers following protests over the past few days in several EU countries, including France, the Netherlands and Italy. …

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US auto tariffs will hurt global automakers and US manufacturing at the same time

News from Brussels ACEA - 2025-03-27

The European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association (ACEA) is deeply concerned by the US President’s announcement of additional tariffs on our sector. …

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Trump announces additional 25% tariff on auto imports

News from Brussels Politico - 2025-03-26

The tariffs, which the U.S. will start collecting on April 3, are likely to drive up car prices domestically, dealers warn. …

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Tesla’s Europe sales collapse as anti-Musk backlash grows

News from Brussels POLITICO - 2025-03-24

Tesla's downward spiral is turning into a rout, with its share of European electric car sales falling by 58% in the first two months of this year, dropping from 18.4% in 2024 to 7.7% for the same period this year, according to data from …

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Joint statement of European Shipowners and Sea Europe on European Maritime Industrial Strategy and Sustainable Transport Investment Plan

News from Brussels ECSA - 2025-03-19

European Shipowners | ECSA and Sea Europe issue today, 19 March, a joint statement calling on the Commission to include the maritime sector in the European Industrial Maritime Strategy a …

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EU Maritime Decarbonisation Target at Risk Without Effective Pricing Tool

News from Brussels World Shipping Council - 2025-03-19

The World Shipping Council (WSC) today released new research that shows both renewable-capable vessels and renewable fuels could be available to meet EU 2030 targets, but that the price gap between fossil and renewable f …

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European shipping key for Europe’s security with 35% of global fleet, studies find

News from Brussels ECSA - 2025-03-18

Ahead of the European Shipping Summit, European Shipowners release today a Deloitte study on the EU Shipping Competitiveness and a CE Delft study on the economic value of Europea …

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