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​EU fuel standards for trucks on the way as IEA warns of growing emissions

By Dave Keating ( July 3, 2017, 13:18 GMT | Insight) -- Truckmakers such as Daimler, Volvo and Scania should be made to curb emissions and contribute to global climate goals, a new report from the International Energy Agency has found. According to today's report, road freight is the fastest-growing sector for oil demand, with consumption expected to reach 5 million barrels a day in 2050. Trucks are the only form of road transport not subject to EU emission standards. The IEA said new rules expected next year must get emissions under control.Truckmakers such as Daimler, Volvo and Scania should be made to curb emissions and contribute to global climate goals, a new report from the International Energy Agency has found. According to today's report (see here), road freight is the fastest-growing sector for oil demand, with consumption expected to reach 5 million barrels a day in 2050....

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