The deal will also service trucks that will have special stations at 77-mile (120-kilometer) intervals.
On Monday, the European Parliament and member states came to an agreement that will see European nations roll out electric and hydrogen charging points across the region over the next couple of years.published on Tuesday.The deal will also service trucks that will have special stations at 77-mile intervals. Half of these targets are expected to be reached by 2028. Furthermore, by 2031, hydrogen refueling stations will also be available.
"The agreement will send a clear signal to citizens and other stakeholders that user-friendly recharging infrastructure and refueling stations for alternative fuels, such as hydrogen, will be installed throughout the EU," Andreas Carlson, the Swedish minister for infrastructure and housing, said in a European Union statement.of a landmark agreement to make sure all new cars sold in the EU are emissions-free by 2035.
According to the European Commission, passenger vehicles and vans contribute around 12 percent and 2.5 percent, respectively, of all CO2 emissions in the EU. CO2 is the primary greenhouse gas. The UN issued a warning earlier this month that the goal of limiting the increase in global temperatures to 1.5C was likely to be missed if more measures were not taken. It was this deciding factor that led to the new quotas.With the new regulations, all new automobiles sold in the EU must emit no CO2 by 2035, and their CO2 emissions must be 55 percent lower than in 2021 by 2030.
The EU also has ambitious plans to ensure 90 percent of heavy-duty vehicles have zero emissions by 2040,
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