Brussels — Europe is expected to achieve a notable reduction in CO2 emissions this year, with a projected decrease of 20 million tonnes, primarily due to the increasing adoption of electric vehicles (EVs). This finding is highlighted in the latest analysis by Transport & Environment (T&E), which examines both the advancements and challenges in Europe’s green policy initiatives.
GMPB — October 9th — Competing ETS Amendments Set Out Transport Funding Priorities as EU Emissions Rise
9 October 2026
Headlines: Ricci proposes 70% reinvestment requirement for aviation and maritime ETS revenues EU transport emissions rise 2% as rail freight declines Bloss seeks electrification-first ETS funding, reduced biofuel support, and carbon pricing for contrails Fuel associations seek binding renewable transport targets beyond 2030 Industry and NGOs oppose further delay to
