The Environment Ministers of the Twenty-seven have set an interim target to reduce CO2 emissions from cars by 55% by 2030 and by 50% for vans.
Euskaraz irakurri: 2035ean errekuntza-ilgailuen salmentari amaiera emateko asmoa adierazi du EBk
European Union environment ministers agreed this Tuesday on a common position to: ban car sales Yes new vans with an internal combustion engine in 2035 in the European Union, in line with what was proposed by the European Commission and supported by the European Parliament in the framework of the reform they are going to negotiate on the climate package called “Objective 55”.
Following a meeting in Luxembourg, the Environment Ministers of the Twenty-seven set an interim target to reduce CO2 emissions from passenger cars by 55% by 2030, in line with the European Commission’s proposal, and 50% for vans by the same date , lowering the Community Executive’s initial expectations by 55%.
The Council’s position, now to be negotiated with the European Parliament in order to agree on a final legal text, emphasizes the importance of building charging infrastructure in Member States to ensure consumer services.
In addition, the Council agreed to end the mechanism of regulatory incentives for zero- and low-emission vehicles (ZLEV) from 2030, in line with the European Parliament’s proposal.
In 2026, the Community Executive will review progress in meeting emissions reduction targets and determine whether there is a need to review these targets, taking into account technological progress.
The European proposal was approved in the European Parliament on June 8, in line with what was proposed by the Community Executive in July last year, which stated that “all new vehicles registered from 2035 will be zero-emissions”.
After the position of the Twenty-seven has been determined, negotiations between Parliament and the Council will begin before a final rule is agreed.
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Source: EITB
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