In brief | 2 April '25
IEA:
New IEA report highlights recent progress and emerging risks across the energy innovation landscape worldwide, with investment trends uneven across different regions and sectors.
Reuters:
Automakers are set to get three years, rather than one, to comply with the EU's 2025 CO2 emissions targets for cars and vans under a proposal to soften the rules, by the European Commission.
Politico:
EU officials had hoped to catch Trump’s interest with offers to buy more American gas. They hit a wall of bureaucracy and disinterest.
Euractiv:
The costs of climate policy could weigh most heavily on those in the lower income brackets. The head of Germany’s UBA environmental agency urges policymakers to ease that burden.
Bloomberg:
The German automaker is mulling cutting sales of more entry-level models like the small GLA sport utility vehicle as part of broader tariff contingency plans.
