Trumpโs US-Mexico tariffs threaten to hammer European carmakers
European automakers may be forced to shift production from Mexico to the U.S., costing them time and money.
European automakers may be forced to shift production from Mexico to the U.S., costing them time and money.
Europeโs largest carmaker hurt by greater competition from rivals in China
German Chancellor appeals to the EU executive to slash regulation and support industry with subsidies โ only to be accused by his conservative opponents of stealing their policies.
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ACEA urged EU institutions to provide relief measures to help carmakers meet their targets without the burden of penalties.
“Unless the policy is rethought, the next years will be quite painful.”
Czechia plans to push for changes to EU car emission targets, Czech Prime Minister Petr Fiala and Transport Minister Martin Kupka (both ODS, ECR) announced on Friday, confirming that the focus will be on speeding up the review of the internal combustio…
The UK government on Thursday announced plans for what it said was the country’s “biggest expansion of nuclear power for 70 years to bolster its energy independence and meet carbon emission targets.
An EU-approved โฌ1.5 billion buyout scheme for Dutch farmers to halve nitrogen emissions by 2030 has divided opinion, with some stakeholders questioning how to keep meeting targets decided in Brussels while stepping up production to meet demand.
The Group of 20 (G20) major nations failed on Friday (28 July) to agree on concrete targets to cut dangerous emissions, releasing only a statement that dismissed current measures to address climate change as “insufficient”.