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- European auto makers pave way for uniform system of e-vehicle charging
- Auto manufacturers agree on specifications to connect electrically chargeable vehicles to the electricity grid
- Commission defines framework conditions for deploying ‘clean and energy efficient vehicles’
- European vehicle makers welcome policy coordination around e-mobility
- EU Legislators must ensure consumers have access to the right fuel for their vehicles
- European auto industry calls on EU to help sustain changeover to low-emission car fleet
- Road transport stakeholders call on EU to promote freight transport efficiency
- CO2 tax on cars widespread in West-European Member States
- Automakers call for an integrated approach
- Automakers support development of improved market fuels
- European Parliament calls for strengthening automotive industry competitiveness
- Commercial vehicle manufacturers support harmonisation of air pollution control standards
- European auto industry insists on need for balanced and constructive CO2 legislation
- CEOs give encouragement to climate change talks in Bali
- Commercial vehicle manufacturers reduce air pollution to extremely ambitious levels
- European car industry rejects accusations made by green pressure group
- European Passenger Car CEOs express resolve to further cut CO2 from cars
- Davies (MEP) does not address real issues regarding CO2-emission reduction from cars
- EU recycling definition gets thumbs-up from industry sectors
- EU Environment Council recognises need for integrated approach and transparent impact assessment
- European Automobile Industry United in Approach towards Further Reducing CO2 Emissions from Cars
- Proposed CO2 emission targets are arbitrary and too severe
- Car industry wants fact-based policy on CO2 reductions
- AIR QUALITY: New Euro 5 and 6 Emission Standards are Extremely Challenging
- INNOVATION: European car industry strongly focuses research efforts on environment, safety and production
- GLOBAL WARMING:European Car Industry opposes recent statement of Environment Commissioner Stavros Di
- COMPETITIVENESS: European truck manufacturers contribute to developing sustainable transport in China
- GLOBAL WARMING: Monitoring Report Shows Further Reduction in New Car CO2 Emissions in 2004
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