In four years Norway will stop selling internal combustion engine vehicles. Others in 2030. The EU is not terribly encouraging, but then Germany is in charge.
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Economics
EU’s mind-boggling V-Recovery – Hardly any increase in Industrial Production
In August 2020, a month marked by a relaxation of COVID-19 containment measures in many Member States, the seasonally adjusted industrial production rose by a mere 0.7% in the euro area and by 1.0% in […]
Economics
Frances Coppola: The Irish Central Bank’s Fiscal Problem
Tensions arising between central banks and governments in the Eurozon, in response to attempt by governor of Central Bank of Ireland to dictate fiscal policy Read here
Climate Crisis
Transport & Environment: In tests, cars powered by e-petrol pollute the air as much as petrol
Running cars on e-fuels, which have been touted as a way to prolong the life of the internal combustion engine, will not alleviate air pollution problems. Read here
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