27th January 2011: The European Expert Group on Transport Fuels, established by the European Commission last March, has highlighted that automotive LPG, also known as Autogas, could move from 3% of the road transport fuel mix today to 10% by 2020.
CEEP welcomes the twelve proposals of the European Commission in the Single Market Act communication aimed at enabling a stronger Single Market to the benefit of businesses, citizens and consumers.
The European Smart Metering Industry Group (ESMIG) held a conference this morning in the Jean Durieux Room of Charlemagne building entitled “Smarter Energy: energy efficiency from the meter to the grid” within the framework of Sustainable Energy Week 2011 organised by the European Commission.
PES announces major ‘democracy and progress’ conference in Tunis Event marks first ‘post-revolution’ European Political Party involvement in the region
How do Europe’s motorway filling stations compare? Are motorists offered adequate services and
charged fair prices for petrol and goods? Are we paying too much for petrol on motorways? Do filling
stations meet basic sanitary standards? To answer these questions EuroTest experts inspected 77
motorway filling stations along the most important European travel routes.
PostEurop published the "2010 Environmental Report" announcing that from 2007 to 2009; the 16 European Postal Operators participating in the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Programme recorded a total reduction of 465 thousand tonnes of CO2 collectively. This is a 15% reduction from 2007 to date, in which 2009 alone records a 13% reduction in emission.
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Eight major bus manufacturers became signatories to the UITP Sustainable Development Charter, today. It is the first time bus manufacturers take such a commitment and decide to do this as a group to show that their industry support to this programme.
