US Edition
Gebrüder Weiss Adds Electric Trucks to Croatian Fleet to Support Emissions Reduction Goals
This story is only covered by news sources that have yet to be evaluated by the independent media monitoring agencies we use to assess the quality and reliability of news outlets on our platform. Learn more here.7 Articles
7 Articles
Swissport to invest €1.5bn in 'eco-friendly' GSE over next five years
Swissport has said it will invest more than €1.5bn in “eco-friendly technology” including electric GSE and renewable energy. The investment will be made over the next five years as part of the company’s efforts to “double down” on its commitment to electrify 55% of its GSE fleet by 2032. Swissport CEO Warwick Brady said: “We are delivering on our sustainability commitments with concrete actions. “This investment in eco-tech is a decisive step …
In reference to the text: Truck manufacturers: either sell electric trucks, or expensive fuel, or fines Due to EU standards, manufacturers have only a few years to sell huge quantities of electric trucks. Otherwise, they face fines of up to billions. However, carriers do not want to buy these vehicles, because they are exceptionally expensive and have limited practicality. Hence the appeals to the European Commission to somehow resolve this stal…
EU Road Transport Toll Exemption Extended
The European Commission’s proposal to extend toll exemptions for zero-emission heavy-duty vehicles is a welcome step but broader Eurovignette reforms are still urgently needed. IRU welcomes the European Commission’s proposal to extend toll exemptions for zero-emission heavy-duty vehicles, including trucks, to help encourage their market uptake. The Commission’s proposal extends the current exemption from road tolls and user charges for zero-emis…
On Friday, the European Commission presented a proposal to extend the exemption from road tolls and road usage charges to trucks and other 100% electric heavy vehicles until mid-2031. This initiative seeks to strengthen the European Union’s commitment to sustainable mobility and to stimulate the transition from road transport to cleaner technologies. Currently, zero-emission heavy vehicles are exempt from toll payments until 31 December 2025.
The European Commission has proposed exempting zero-emission heavy-duty vehicles from paying tolls on toll roads, a measure intended to facilitate the transition to electric trucks. How much can companies save thanks to this measure? Europe faces the difficult task of carrying out an accelerated transition to electrification to meet its climate goals. Road transport is one of the main causes of polluting emissions into the atmosphere, and for th…
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- There is no tracked Bias information for the sources covering this story.
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
