Mobility

Charging infrastructure expansion: one step away from agreement

To ensure that the transition to a greener transport system can succeed, the 27 EU member states must expand their charging infrastructure as quickly and extensively as possible. While the Commission and the Council have already defined their positions for the expansion, negotiations in the Parliament have so far stalled. Now, there are far-reaching compromises. However, "a few thick boards" still need to be drilled.

By Lukas Knigge

EU files multiple lawsuits against Hungary

By Leonie Düngefeld

Hydrogen: first IPCEI tranche approved

By Manuel Berkel

ECJ: Thermal window in VW diesel engine inadmissible

By Redaktion Table

Quartet with signs of decay

In early July, not only did the Czech Republic take over the EU Council presidency, Slovakia also assumed the presidency of the Visegrád Group. But the Ukraine war is undermining the cohesion of the "V4".

By Table.Briefings

Companies call for switch to company EVs

By Leonie Düngefeld

EU Parliament votes in favor of ban on combustion engine cars from 2035

The end of the combustion engine is drawing closer. A majority of the European Parliament backed the EU Commission's proposal. There is criticism from the EPP Group.

By Stephan Israel

EVs: Companies call for binding targets for charging infrastructure

By Redaktion Table

CO2 fleet limits: ENVI votes to phase out combustion engines in 2035

By Lukas Knigge

Green fuels: petroleum industry insists on technological openness

By Lukas Knigge