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Fleets electrification law could deliver 2 million EV sales – half what carmakers need to meet their 2030 emissions targets

News from Brussels Transport & Environment - 2025-02-06

The EU Commission is planning legislation to electrify large company fleets more quickly while President von der Leyen will come forward with her Automotive Industrial Action Plan on 5 March 2025. …

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CLEPA publishes recommendations for an effective ESG framework

News from Brussels CLEPA - 2025-02-06

While reporting and due diligence requirements play a key role in driving positive change, the current patchwork of European ESG (Environment, Social and Governance) regulations burdens companies with excessive data collection and c …

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Europe’s transport sector joins forces in an open letter to the EU Member States: A competitive and resilient Europe requires a stronger EU transport budget

News from Brussels ESPO - 2025-02-05

45 European transport organisations have joined forces and are collectively urging national governments and the European Commission to maintain and strengthen a robust dedicated European transport funding instrument under the future EU b …

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Joint letter for the Clean Industrial Deal to deliver on decarbonisation and competitiveness

News from Brussels Transport & Environment - 2025-02-05

An alliance of cleantech businesses and civil society proposes 15 measures to deliver a joint roadmap for Europe's decarbonisation and competitiveness under the Clean Industrial Deal. …

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EU maritime transport: progress made, but environmental, sustainability challenges persist

News from Brussels European Environment Agency - 2025-02-04

Europe’s maritime sector is making progress towards greater sustainability but will need to increase its efforts over the coming years to meet EU climate and environment goals aimed at reducing energy use, pollution, and greenhouse gas e …

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New EU Maritime Strategy: We Need Enhanced Seafarer Protections and Sustainable Shipping

News from Brussels ETF: European Transport Worker's Federation - 2025-02-04

The European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) has adopted a landmark opinion calling for a comprehensive new EU maritime strategy to foster a more competitive, sustainable, and socially responsible shipping industry.  …

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A major climate win in Italy

News from Brussels Transport & Environment - 2025-02-03

The recently approved budget law has put into place a promising reform regarding salary cars …

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Can Poland become an EV powerhouse?

News from Brussels Transport & Environment - 2025-02-03

T&E's new director in Poland explains why a new subsidy scheme for EVs is so important for the country …

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Europe’s car and van makers reiterate quick-fix CO2 2025 solutions ahead of Strategic Dialogue action plan

News from Brussels ACEA - 2025-02-03

The industry seeks phased-in compliance and an average compliance mechanism to ease 2025 rules to avoid risks of penalties as EV uptake stagnant. …

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EU vehicle manufacturers support urgent action after Strategic Dialogue meeting

News from Brussels ACEA - 2025-01-30

Brussels, 30 January 2025 – Several CEOs of light- and heavy-duty vehicle manufacturers participated today in a kick-off meeting hosted by European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen to strengthen the global competitiveness of Eur …

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Competitiveness Compass: European Shipowners welcome focus on industry competitiveness and open trade

News from Brussels ECSA - 2025-01-30

European Shipowners welcome the focus of European Commission’s new Competitiveness Compass on competitiveness and open trade as a prerequisite to the continent’s security, resilience and growth. …

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Report – Vehicles on European roads 2025

News from Brussels ACEA - 2025-01-29

This unique report provides a snapshot of what the ‘fleet’ of vehicles on Europe’s roads looks like, including average vehicle age, the share of power types, the number of cars per person and much more. …

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Fuel prices: What’s in store for 2025?

News from Brussels IRU - 2025-01-28

We turned to Global Petrol Prices for insights into key trends and projections. …

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New commercial vehicle registrations: vans +8.3%, trucks -6.3%, buses +9.2% in 2024

News from Brussels ACEA - 2025-01-28

In 2024, new EU van sales increased by 8.3%, reaching 1,586,688 units, driven by positive results in all four key markets. Spain led with a remarkable 13.7% rise, followed by Germany at 8.4%, France at 1.1%, and Italy at 0.9%. …

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Shared vision on future development of vehicle-to-everything in the European Union

News from Brussels ACEA - 2025-01-27

ACEA, ChargeUp Europe, and SmartEN call on policy makers to ensure the effective functioning of the bidirectional charging market and stimulate user uptake. …

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The European Transport Workers Federation (ETF) and European Shipowners launch European Maritime Skills Forum

News from Brussels ETF: European Transport Worker's Federation - 2025-01-24

This initiative aims to identify skills gap emerging from the digital and green transition and discuss the shortage of maritime professionals and limited mobility between land and on-board positions. …

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New car registrations: +0.8% in 2024; battery-electric 13.6% market share

News from Brussels ACEA - 2025-01-21

In 2024, new car registrations rose slightly, increasing by 0.8% to around 10.6 m units. Spain continued to show resilience with a solid 7.1% growth rate. …

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Strategic Dialogue on the Future of the European Automotive Industry will be launched on 30 January

News from Brussels European Commission - 2025-01-20

As announced by President Ursula von der Leyen to the European Parliament on 27 November 2024, the European Commission is launching a Strategic Dialogue with the European automotive industry, social partners and other key stakeholders on …

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Act now to prevent irreparable damage to competitiveness as EV growth sluggish and trade tensions rise

News from Brussels ACEA - 2025-01-16

In a letter to EU leaders, the newly appointed European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association (ACEA) President, Ola Källenius, outlines automotive sector priorities to ensure future competitiveness and drive decarbonisation. …

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CLEPA Data Digest #18 – Job losses escalate as demand stays below expectation

News from Brussels CLEPA - 2025-01-15

Job losses escalate as demand stays below expectation …

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Scania’s Christian Levin takes on ACEA Commercial Vehicles Chairmanship for 2025

News from Brussels ACEA - 2025-01-14

The European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association (ACEA) is pleased to announce that Christian Levin, President and CEO of Scania, has been elected chair of the Commercial Vehicles Board for 2025. …

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Kyrgyzstan opens TIR windows for faster borders

News from Brussels IRU - 2025-01-13

TIR truck drivers now enjoy a smoother journey: dedicated TIR windows are operational at two key Kyrgyz border crossings. …

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New EU rules aiming to decarbonise the maritime sector take effect

News from Brussels European Commission - 2025-01-10

More renewable and low-carbon fuels will help reduce carbon emissions and air pollution from the EU maritime sector, following the entry into force of the FuelEU Maritime Regulation as of 1 January 2025. …

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IRU urges EU to be pragmatic on tachographs

News from Brussels Trans.info - 2024-12-17

The International Road Transport Union (IRU) estimates that many vehicles will not be equipped with second-generation smart tachographs in time. …

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Sweden extends ETS2 to rail transport

News from Brussels CLECAT - 2024-12-13

This week, the European Commission approved Sweden’s request, submitted in July, to extend its carbon market to the rail freight and passenger sectors. …

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Romania and Bulgaria to fully join Schengen on 1 January 2025

News from Brussels Trans.info - 2024-12-13

The European Union has decided to lift internal land border checks with Bulgaria and Romania starting 1 January 2025.  …

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IRU joins call to modernise EU customs

News from Brussels IRU - 2024-12-12

IRU has joined a coalition of EU trade stakeholders urging a more efficient and harmonised Union Customs Code which would enhance trade facilitation and address existing inefficiencies in customs procedures across the EU. …

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European auto makers welcome pragmatic solution on CO2 compliance by largest European Parliament party

News from Brussels ACEA - 2024-12-11

We are encouraged by the European People’s Party’s recognition of the numerous challenges European automakers face, including heavy vehicle manufacturers of trucks and buses. …

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Why the car industry will not pay €15 bn in penalties in 2025

News from Brussels Transport & Environment - 2024-12-11

The debate on one of the EU’s most important climate regulations is being distorted by bogus claims about high fines. …

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IRU and FIA sign new MoU for a more sustainable and safer road transport

News from Brussels IRU - 2024-12-10

IRU and the Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA) have signed a new MoU, refuelling their long-standing commitment to sustainable transport, road safety and cross-border mobility.  …

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ACEA proposal for simplified regulatory framework

News from Brussels ACEA - 2024-12-10

Vehicle manufacturers will have to comply with more than 100 pieces of legislation covering safety, emissions, energy, materials, data, and security requirements for type approval and vehicle development. …

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IRU welcomes European Parliament vote on CountEmissionsEU proposal

News from Brussels IRU - 2024-12-05

The European Parliament has advanced the CountEmissionsEU proposal, setting the stage for trilogue negotiations, recognising road transport needs, especially for SMEs. …

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Press release: CLEPA celebrates Top Innovators of the European automotive supply industry

News from Brussels CLEPA - 2024-12-05

The ninth CLEPA Innovation Awards showcased ground-breaking ideas in green and digital technology across the automotive supply industry. …

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Global leaders unite in Turkmenistan to advance road transport

News from Brussels IRU - 2024-12-02

Public and private sector leaders came together in Turkmenistan to chart a sustainable future for global road transport, with a focus on driver shortages, decarbonisation and digitalisation. …

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Rail Freight: A key driver of Europe's competitiveness and security

News from Brussels CER: The Voice of European Railways - 2024-11-29

Rail freight industry leaders gathered with high-level representatives from Polish authorities and European institutions in Warsaw on 28 and 29 November 2024 to discuss the future of rail freight within the context of the current politic …

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Truck and bus manufacturers’ contribution to climate-neutral road transport

News from Brussels ACEA - 2024-11-28

Europe’s truck and bus manufacturers are leading road transport’s transition to climate neutrality by introducing state-of-the-art zero- and low-emission vehicles. …

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Do higher fuel prices lead to greener shipping behaviour?

News from Brussels Transport & Environment - 2024-11-28

The price sensitivity of efficiency in shipping …

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Harmonisation, innovation and transparency: IRU Academy ATI meeting 2024

News from Brussels IRU - 2024-11-28

At their annual meeting, IRU Academy Associate Training Institutes (ATIs) from around the world explored the critical role of harmonisation, innovation and transparency in fostering a skilled professional road transport workforce. …

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How the new EU leadership can unlock prosperity with road transport

News from Brussels IRU - 2024-11-27

With the new European Commission’s leadership preparing to take office, collaboration between legislators and industry is key to advancing road transport. …

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Talent mobility: IRU unpacks key EU driver shortage solution

News from Brussels IRU - 2024-11-26

With driver shortages showing no sign of easing, IRU highlighted the win-win potential of third-country drivers at the EU Labour Mobility Practitioners’ Network Conference. …

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Germany’s Scholz disagrees with EU fines for carmakers who miss CO2 limits

News from Brussels Automotive News Europe - 2024-11-26

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz said there should be no fines in the European Union for carmakers that do not comply with carbon emission limits. …

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Give EU youth a chance: IRU advocates for opportunities in road transport

News from Brussels IRU - 2024-11-25

The key distinction between young bus and truck drivers and private car drivers lies in the professional nature of their activity. …

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COP29: Turning the Middle Corridor into a model sustainable corridor

News from Brussels IRU - 2024-11-22

Supported by IRU, Azerbaijan’s Minister of Transport, in his capacity as COP29 transport lead, and ministers from around the world have committed to advancing the Middle Corridor as a model for sustainable, interconnected, digital and re …

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New car registrations: +1.1% in October 2024; year-to-date battery-electric sales -4.9%

News from Brussels ACEA - 2024-11-21

In October 2024, new EU car registrations reversed their decline, recording a modest 1.1% increase. Spain led the way with a robust 7.2% growth, while Germany rebounded with a 6% increase following three months of decline. …

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Fuelling decarbonisation: How DKV Mobility is empowering road transport

News from Brussels IRU - 2024-11-21

By offering access to one of the largest energy-agnostic acceptance networks in Europe, DKV Mobility is helping road transport operators maximise the benefits of all available decarbonisation fuel solutions. …

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CLECAT Launches ISO 14083 Guide for Greenhouse Gas Emissions in Freight

News from Brussels CLECAT - 2024-11-19

CLECAT, the European Association for Forwarding, Transport, Logistics, and Customs Services, has published today a comprehensive guide on the application of ISO 14083, the international standard for quantifying greenhouse gas (GHG) emiss …

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European gas imports nearly a third more polluting than previously thought

News from Brussels Transport & Environment - 2024-11-18

The EU is promoting LNG as a cleaner alternative to traditional shipping fuels, but new evidence on upstream emissions shows that Europe’s gas mix is a lot dirtier than EU officials thought. …

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Maritime safety: Council adopts new laws to support safe, clean and modern shipping in the EU

News from Brussels European Council - 2024-11-18

To support clean, safer, and modern shipping in the EU, today the Council adopted four new pieces of legislation of the so-called ‘maritime safety’ legislative package, namely those amending the relevant directives on: …

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Making Waves: The international impacts and opportunities of the EU’s carbon market for shipping

News from Brussels Transport & Environment - 2024-11-15

Regional laws can play a beneficial role in global decarbonisation …

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Transport resilience: All roads lead to Rome

News from Brussels IRU - 2024-11-14

On the opening day of the Conftransporto International Forum, IRU’s Secretary General underscored the resilience that road transport brings to communities and businesses during unstable times.  …

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