EMEA > German pushback delays vote on EU car standard, as bloc’s green legacy faces testing month

German pushback delays vote on EU car standard, as bloc’s green legacy faces testing month

Published 20:39 on March 3, 2023  /  Last updated at 04:53 on March 4, 2023  / /  EMEA, EU ETS

EU nations on Friday delayed a vote planned for next week to endorse a deal on CO2 car standards amid protests from Germany, complicating what had been seen as a mere formality in a busy month of work for legislators on the bloc's climate policy.
EU nations on Friday delayed a vote planned for next week to endorse a deal on CO2 car standards amid protests from Germany, complicating what had been seen as a mere formality in a busy month of work for legislators on the bloc's climate policy.


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