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EU parliament passes 130 g/km CO2 limit, industry asks for help

Last time we told you about the EU's new CO2 limits, they were almost done. Naturally, the politicians needed a bit more time to discuss them, but now it is official: the EU has new CO2 limits for cars. The numbers remain the same: automakers will have to sell an array of cars that produce an average of 130 g/km in 2015. This limit will be gradually implemented: 65 percent of the fleet should be compliant in 2012, 75 percent in 2013, 80 percent in 2014 and 100 percent in 2015 (of course, all this still has to be passed by the European ... Read more →

Commission ready to help Europe's car industry Xavier Navarro

As we all know, the auto industry is sometimes subsidized by Governments, especially in hard times like this. In the case of the EU, its Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso and Industry ...

ACEA loves CO2 taxing schemes, with conditions Xavier Navarro

The ACEA (European Automobile Manufacturer's Association) recently published a statement that calls EU members' tendency to tax vehicles according to CO2 production figures a positive step. The ACEA ...

CO2 figures are ok, but do they reflect car production cycles? Xavier Navarro

The ACEA (European Automobile Manufacturers' Association) has issued a note against the EU's plans to tax high carbon-producing industries and products. There is a proposal in the EU that would force ...

European carmakers support Bali's Conference on climate change Xavier Navarro

This can be called a case of greenwashing or simply an honest declaration of good intentions. The European Automobile Manufacturers Association (ACEA), has issued a formal declaration supporting and ...

European auto CEOs jointly support reductions in CO2 emissions 2 years ago on Autoblog Green

While they were all in town for the Frankfurt Motor Show, the CEOs of most the big European car-makers had a talk about carbon dioxide emissions. They all agreed that reductions are definitely needed and they are working on implementing technology to make it happen. While they are not opposed to ...

European carmakers trying to get their story straight on CO2 2 years ago on Autoblog Green

Recently the members of ACEA, the European Automobile Manufacturers Association have had diverging positions on CO2 limits being proposed by the European Union. While most are developing new vehicles to meet the proposed regulations, some like Porsche have gone as far as threatening to leave the ...


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