Polluting EU automakers should not be fined next year, center-right EPP set to say
By Stefano Porciello ( November 21, 2024, 17:00 GMT | Insight) -- EU automakers missing next year’s CO2 reduction goal should not be fined, the powerful center-right European People’s Party is set to say, according to a draft paper seen by MLex. The party also asks to reverse the 2035 de-facto internal combustion engine ban and “recognize a role” for many alternative to fossil fuels, including controversial biofuels. Such proposals are likely to viewed skeptically in the European Commission.EU automakers should not be hit by fines if they miss next year’s CO2 emission reduction target, the center-right European People’s Party is set to say according to a draft position paper seen by MLex....
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