Browsing: climate policy

The state’s decision to postpone enforcing a rule requiring truck manufacturers to sell a minimum percentage of electric vehicles has sparked debate between environmentalists and the trucking industry

The Senate voted 51-44 to block California’s plan to phase out new gasoline-powered vehicles, setting up a legal battle that could impact the electric car market in the United States.

Governor Phil Scott issues executive order postponing compliance with California-based rule requiring increased electric vehicle sales

Governor Phil Scott issues executive order postponing compliance with zero-emission vehicle mandates due to insufficient charging infrastructure

Vermont Public article by Peter Hirschfeld discussing Governor Phil Scott’s executive order halting the state’s electric vehicle mandate

A new analysis by the REPEAT Project examines the potential impacts of a second Trump term on the electric vehicle market and manufacturing in the United States.

The European Commission is giving automakers more time to meet pollution targets, sparking criticism from environmental groups.

The CalVans program, which transports thousands of farmworkers in California’s Central Valley, is navigating the state’s mandate to electrify its fleet. This transition presents challenges in rural areas, where access to charging stations and the availability of suitable electric vans are limited.

Mario Draghi highlights the absence of cohesive planning in the EU’s automotive sector, particularly in the context of climate policy and industrial strategy.

The Norwegian government is considering pushing back its deadline for all-electric new van sales from 2025 to 2027 due to lagging adoption rates.