Electric transport groups urge EU not to ease CO2 emission rules

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Electric transport groups urge EU not to ease CO2 emission rules

The EU should reject European automakers' push to weaken 2025 CO2 car emission targets and related fines, two European electric transport groups wrote in a letter to European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen on Friday.

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Czech Republic proposed to the EU the distribution of stricter emissions for car manufacturers over five years

Prague – Czechia has proposed to the European Commission to ease emission reduction requirements for newly manufactured cars. Car manufacturers should report compliance with emission limits over a five-year period, rather than each year. Potential penalties for not meeting targets would also be assessed only after five years, i.e., after 2029. Emissions should be reduced by 15 percent within this five-year period. This was stated at today’s pres…

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The European employer of electricity generators, Eurelectric, the European consumer association BEUC and the NGO Transport and Environment have asked the European Commission not to relax the CO2 reduction rules for cars in 2025. "Any 'flexibility' that postpones this year's CO2 limit will only lead Europe to lag behind the leadership of China's electric vehicle market", they indicate in a letter addressed to the President of the European Commiss…

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Brussels, Belgium. The European employer of electricity generators, Eurelectric, the European consumer association BEUC and the NGO Transport and Environment today asked the European Commission not to relax the CO2 reduction rules for cars in 2025. "Any 'flexibility' postponing this year's CO2 limit will only make Europe lag behind the leadership of China's electric vehicle market", they say in a letter addressed to the President of the European…