Study: EU Climate Policy for Cars Is Based on Erroneous Assumptions
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According to information from "Bild am Sonntag", the Technical University of Munich (TUM) has established erroneous assumptions of EU climate protection policy in the automotive sector.
A TUM study challenges the EU's climate rules: on average, e-cars reduce CO2 by 41 percent. Why the researchers demand a life cycle balance.
In any case, this is the Brussels story, on the basis of which the European car industry will be rebuilt. Leading scientists at the Technical University of Munich (TUM) are now questioning this assumption. The EU climate policy for cars is based on a patchy exhaust logic and leads to a substantial miscontrol, reports the "Bild-Zeitung über eine TUM-Studie, die auf Dienstag Die Beitrag Brusselss Abhaus-Rechentrick: Studie decomposes myth of the c…
The Technical University of Munich (TUM) sees a substantial miscalculation in European policy regarding its climate strategy. This was reported by the "Bild" newspaper, citing a TUM study to be presented in Munich on Tuesday. The scientists criticized the fact that, contrary to the assumptions in the EU climate regulation, electric cars are not CO2-free and therefore not climate-neutral. A systematic evaluation of 19 studies and 47 scenarios sho…
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