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EU: German government calls for further easing of CO₂ regulations

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EU: German government calls for further easing of CO₂ regulations

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Europe@feddit.orgEnglish · 5 days ago

EU: German government calls for further easing of CO₂ regulations - electrive.com

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The German government is seeking to ease the burden on motorists, including at the fuel pump. At EU level, however, the CDU/CSU and SPD also plan to advocate

Against this backdrop, the German government has reportedly decided to push for further changes in Brussels. According to Automobilwoche, these include:

Less stringent requirements for plug-in hybrids
Permitted excess emissions after 2035 do not need to be fully offset
Vehicles powered exclusively by e-fuels should be ‘immediately’ classified as zero-emission vehicles
CO₂ interim targets before 2035 should be made more flexible
The German government rejects the planned supercredits for electric vehicles under 4.20 metres in length
The government also rejects the proposed regulation for corporate fleets

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Uhm… not sure if you’re serious. You know that didn’t work, right?

I’m all for all of those things and more of them, but that particular example isn’t much of a paragon.

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