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At present, the ESG ratings landscape looks like the Wild West. Unregulated and opaque. Major polluters are getting high ESG scores despite their poor track record. …

Following a survey of 525 Europe-based business leaders and management personnel in companies with more than US$250 m in annual global turnover, the report set out to investigate the real-world influence of sustainable practices on busin …

On the eve of COP28 kicking off in Dubai, leading political, industry, academic and civil society figures have come to together at the World Green Economy Summit in the city.  …

“Our sector is in the midst of the biggest transformation in over a century,” said Mr de Meo, who is also CEO of Renault Group. “There is no question for us about the need to decarbonise. …

There is finally some movement in the decision-making process on electric car tariffs between the European Union and Great Britain: According to information from Bloomberg, the EU Commission has now informally presented thr …

Charge Up European and T&E are making a joint call for future proofed grids drafted with technical input from the Regulatory Assistance Project (RAP), asking for: …

An alliance of 20+ NGOs and consumer organisations across Europe are uniting and calling on Europe’s top 7 leasing companies – Alphabet, Arval, Athlon, Ayvens, Leasys, Mobilize and Volkswagen Financial Services – to accelerate their tran …

ECSA welcomes the outcome of yesterday’s European Parliament vote on the new Carbon Dioxide standards for h …

In 2022, the EU adopted a new legislative framework for road user charges. Member States are expected to transpose the new rules into national legislation by the end of March 2024. …

On Tuesday 21 November, Parliament adopted its negotiating position with 445 votes in favour, 152 against and 30 abstentions. …