The European Clean Trucking Alliance (ECTA) reiterates its support for the HDV CO2 emission standards and expresses its concern regarding the amendment proposed in the Automotive Package presented on 12 December by the European Commission to modify the banking system for CO2 emissions from heavy duty vehicles.
The CO2 standards for heavy-duty vehicles remain a landmark policy instrument to drive the transition to zero-emission road freight transport and to ensure the long-term availability and affordability of ZETs.
ECTA remains committed to working constructively with EU institutions and stakeholders to ensure that regulatory ambition, market realities and enabling conditions move forward together, delivering a credible and effective transition to zero-emission road freight transport.
Press contact
Leila Mathy, Secretary of the European Clean Trucking Alliance | secretariat@clean-trucking.eu
More about the European Clean Trucking Alliance
The European Clean Trucking Alliance is a coalition of over 35+ companies and organisations active in logistics, consumer goods, manufacturing, retail and supply chain management from across Europe calling for zero-emission road freight. ECTA members employ over 2.3 million people and use a total road fleet size of over 380,000 vehicles.
