Strike a balance: Trade agreements for resilient and responsible supply chains
Five recommendations for trade policy-makers.
Making the EU single market work for the Green Deal
T&E's paper on how to harmonise EU regulations to accelerate transport decarbonisation.
EV tariffs alone will not deliver on the promise of the EU Green Deal
Just introducing tariffs while scrapping the 2035 cars law would be self defeating
Europe far behind North America in securing EV investments
With uncertainty over its 2035 zero-emission car target and a weak industrial policy, Europe is proving less attractive to electric vehicle manufactur...
Carmakers' EV investments: Is Europe falling behind?
T&E looks at the EV, battery and charging investment announcements by carmakers to analyse which regions and carmakers are winning when it comes to EV...
European Elections: The Ecological Transition, a Guarantee of Well-Being
European made batteries could be 60% less carbon intensive than Chinese – analysis
But over half of Europe's battery production plans are at risk without stronger government action.
An industrial blueprint for batteries in Europe
A new report explores how Europe can successfully build a sustainable battery value chain
How Europe can use tariffs as part of an industrial strategy
T&E’s paper looks at electric vehicle imports into Europe and what an effective response on both EVs and batteries might be.
One in four EVs sold in Europe this year will be made in China – analysis
In the short run, tariffs can help EU carmakers – but they need to ramp up electrification to survive.
Barriers to next phase of electric vehicle transition revealed
Public charging availability, expensive upfront costs, higher electricity bills, battery lifetime, and charging times all cited as key concerns in mak...
Due diligence rules: what next in the implementation?
T&E's briefing on the EU Battery Regulation