Setting ambitious targets for electric truck charging infrastructure in Europe’s cities is key to decarbonising road freight by 2050, a new T&E report shows. Lawmakers could help cut truck carbon pollution by over a fifth (22%) by 2030 by requiring the EU’s main urban centres to have chargers at distribution centres and public places.
Setting ambitious targets for electric truck charging infrastructure in Europe’s cities is key to decarbonising road freight by 2050, a new T&E report shows. Lawmakers could help cut truck carbon pollution by over a fifth (22%) by 2030 by requiring the EU’s main urban centres to have chargers at distribution centres and public places.
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