Cracks in Green Deal

Is the energy transition slowing down? Lower House also against EU ban on new fuel cars in 2035

Tweede Kamer
Een meerderheid van de Tweede Kamer stemde voor een motie van PVV-Kamerlid Heutink, die het kabinet oproept om in Brussel te pleiten tegen het verbod op nieuwe brandstofauto's in 2035. Foto: Shutterstock

Political support for the European sales ban on new fuel cars from 2035 is rapidly crumbling. Yesterday, the Lower House voted in favour of a motion by PVV MP Heutink calling on the cabinet to argue against the ban in Brussels.

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Author: Luberto van Buiten

Source: MobilityEnergy.com

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