News from Brussels ACEA - 2023-04-28
The Council of the EU recently gave its final seal of approval to both the EU Emissions Trading System II (ETS II) and Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) files, following the European Parliament’s sign-off a week earlier. …
Land transportation Freight Carbon Zero - 2023-04-28
The ChargeUK trade association, comprising 18 of the largest companies that install EV charging points, has pledge to invest over £6bn to install and operate new EV charging infrastructure by 2030. …
News from ECG ECG - 2023-04-28
The latest Eastern Regional meeting took place in Gdansk, Poland on 2023 April 27 kindly sponsored by Prilo and ROLFO. …
News from Brussels IRU - 2023-04-28
Safety drives all aspects of IRU's work. For decades, IRU and its members have worked together to make road transport safer for everyone, including drivers. …
News from Brussels ETF: European Transport Worker's Federation - 2023-04-27
The ETF held a conference on the Future of Train Driving on 2023 April 26, against the backdrop of the upcoming revision of the Train Drivers Directive, which regulates training and certification standards of train drivers in the Europea …
Land transportation IRU - 2023-04-27
Efforts to decarbonise road transport often focus solely on technology and alternative fuels. …
Members Corner Valencia Port - 2023-04-27
The Port of Valencia is today the first port in the world to use a 4×4 truck tractor unit powered by green hydrogen to move containers within its terminals. …
Maritime and Ports Splash247.com - 2023-04-27
A study conducted by the All Aboard Alliance has revealed 15 key pain points for women at sea. …
Land transportation trans.info - 2023-04-27
According to the DVSA, various topics have been updated in the guidance, which is split into two parts. …
Maritime and Ports Politico - 2023-04-27
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz faces growing tensions within his coalition over his determination to push through controversial Chinese investment into a Hamburg port terminal — despite security concerns, not least from the U.S. …