News from Brussels European Commission - 2024-09-25
Yesterday, 24 September 2024, in a bid to promote gender equality and highlight the contributions of women in the rail industry, the Commission together with Europe’s Rail Joint Undertaking and the EU Agency for Railways celebrated …
Automotive Industry POLITICO - 2024-09-25
Negotiations on electric-vehicle duties run into overtime after failing to reach a resolution last week (third week of September 2024). …
News from Brussels ECSA - 2024-09-25
The Draghi report identifies shipping as one the most difficult sectors to decarbonise, requiring annual investments of €40 bn. …
Automotive Industry Automotive News Europe - 2024-09-24
Stellantis has exclusive rights to build, export and sell Leapmotor products outside China. …
Automotive Industry POLITICO - 2024-09-24
Germany has one last chance to overturn the tariffs at a vote by member countries. But getting the required blocking majority looks to be out of reach — and would be without precedent. …
Members Corner Wallenius Wilhelmsen - 2024-09-24
Oslo, 25 September 2024 – Wallenius Wilhelmsen has announced that four of the twelve Shaper Class vessels currently on order with Jinling Shipyard (Jiangsu) will be increased in size from 9,300 to approximately 11,700 CE …
Automotive Industry Automotive News Europe - 2024-09-24
Most of Stellantis plants in Italy saw a steep output decline in the first half, according to data by FIM-CISL union. …
Members Corner Elain - 2024-09-24
Mars Germany partners with leading providers to gain insights into carbon emissions, consumption, and fuel types, seeking to reduce the environmental impact of its product movements. …
Automotive Industry Automotive News Europe - 2024-09-23
VW has said it is considering plant closures in Germany to cut costs and close a gap with competitors. …
Automotive Industry POLITICO - 2024-09-23
Economy Minister Robert Habeck will meet with carmakers — but he has few weapons to stave off a car industry crisis. …
Members Corner Port of Antwerp-Bruges - 2024-09-23
Port of Antwerp-Bruges and the Flemish Institute for Technological Research (VITO) investigated the potential of the Antwerp chemical cluster for the uptake of recyclate as a replacement for fossil raw materials. …
Automotive Industry Automotive News Europe - 2024-09-23
Kallenius said Mercedes "cannot ignore customer preferences" as EV sales in Europe stagnate. …
Members Corner Suardiaz Group - 2024-09-23
The new vessel, under the name RS Alegranza, will start offering offshore solutions for offshore wind in the first quarter of 2025. …
Members Corner Offshore Energy - 2024-09-23
COSCO Shipping Specialized Carriers, a unit of China’s COSCO Shipping Group, has held a naming ceremony for its newest liquefied natural gas (LNG) dual-fuel pure car and truck carrier (PCTC). …
Land transportation trans.info - 2024-09-20
The Federal Office for Mobility and Logistics has published the German toll statistics for August 2024. Heavy goods traffic, excluding recently tolled vehicles, is once again recording declines after a temporary increase. …
Members Corner Port of Gothenburg - 2024-09-20
In September 1999, the Luxembourg-based shipping company CLdN began its service between the Port of Gothenburg and the Belgian transport hub Zeebrugge. …
Automotive Industry Automotive News Europe - 2024-09-20
The automaker will make affordable full-electric small cars in Pamplona starting in 2026 while Polo production for Europe moves to South Africa. …
Automotive Industry Automotive News Europe - 2024-09-20
A consumer slump in China, coupled with the market's rapid shift toward EVs, has turned the former stronghold for VW into a weak spot. …
Automotive Industry Automotive News Europe - 2024-09-19
Producing cars in Brussels would help Nio to avoid higher tariffs on Chinese EV imports. Chinese EV maker Nio has emerged as a potential buyer for Audi's plant in Brussels, which is facing possible closure. …
News from Brussels ACEA - 2024-09-19
In August 2024, new EU car registrations saw a sharp decrease (-18.3%) with negative results across the region’s four major markets: double-digit losses were witnessed in Germany (-27.8%), France (-24.3%), and Italy (-13.4%), with the Sp …