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The European Green Deal

What you need to know as a transportation company

How will it affect you?

The European Green Deal has a significant impact on companies in the transportation sector. Here are some key points:

  1. Emission Reduction Targets: Companies in the transportation sector are required to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions significantly to align with the EU's climate goals. This may involve investing in cleaner technologies, such as electric vehicles or alternative fuels.

  2. Regulatory Changes: The European Green Deal introduces stricter regulations on emissions, fuel efficiency, and sustainability standards for vehicles. Companies need to adapt to these changes to remain compliant and competitive in the market.

  3. Investment in Sustainable Practices: The deal encourages companies to invest in sustainable practices, such as eco-friendly transportation solutions, renewable energy sources, and efficient logistics to reduce their environmental impact.

  4. Green Innovation Opportunities: Companies in the transportation sector have the opportunity to innovate and develop new sustainable technologies and solutions to meet the growing demand for eco-friendly transportation options.

Overall, the European Green Deal pushes companies in the transportation sector to prioritize sustainability, reduce emissions, and contribute to a greener future.

No sale of new CO2 emitting cars in Europe by 2035

The sale of new CO2-emitting vehicles, will be of phased out and by 2035 fully stopped. 
The gradual phasing out and complete cessation of the sale of new CO2-emitting vehicles is a transformative step with the aim to significantly reduce the environmental impact of the transportation sector. 

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EU Taxonomy

EU taxonomy is a classification system that defines which economic activities can be considered environmentally sustainable. It aims to provide clarity on what can be labeled as "green" or environmentally friendly investments. 

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CSRD

The CSRD, or Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive, is an EU legislation to improve corporate sustainability reporting practices. Large companies with more than 250 employees must disclose information about their environmental and social impacts,.

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Understand the terms

Are you confused by all the different words and phrases? We understand. That's why we've collected the most important ones here, so you can get a quick overview.

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Disclaimer

Regarding when these regulations come into effect for your company, it depends on various factors such as your location, the type of transportation services you provide, and the size of your company. It is important to stay informed about upcoming regulatory changes and ensure timely implementation to avoid penalties and maintain compliance.