As the Polish Presidency of the Council of the European Union concludes, it has underscored the vital role of transport investments in ensuring territorial cohesion, bolstering the resilience of supply chains, and enhancing the EU’s competitiveness. In a comprehensive note to the Council, the Presidency highlighted the outcomes of high-level discussions held during the first half of 2025, emphasising the necessity of robust and reliable transport infrastructure for the EU’s economic and security landscape.
GMPB – November 13th – MEPs Seek Larger Infrastructure Fund as Commission Schedules Transport and Energy Reforms
Headlines: MEPs seek €91.28 billion infrastructure fund with separate military mobility pillar Commission schedules ReFuelEU Aviation and truck CO₂ initiatives for 2027 Steel producers and civil society seek safeguards for green steel credits under car CO₂ rules Draft parliamentary opinion questions climate spending methodology and Innovation Fund results IEA warns