EMEA > Push from EU countries to loosen auto decarbonisation plans fails to gain traction

Push from EU countries to loosen auto decarbonisation plans fails to gain traction

Published 10:32 on November 28, 2024  /  Last updated at 17:41 on November 28, 2024  / /  EMEA, EU ETS

Seven countries, led by Italy, are calling on the EU to hit the brakes on decarbonisation policies that might damage the bloc's automotive sector, according to a document seen by Carbon Pulse ahead of a presentation to EU ministers on Thursday.
Seven countries, led by Italy, are calling on the EU to hit the brakes on decarbonisation policies that might damage the bloc's automotive sector, according to a document seen by Carbon Pulse ahead of a presentation to EU ministers on Thursday.


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