The Netherlands welcomes the revision of the CO2-standards for heavy duty vehicles (HDV). That revision is timely and much needed to bring the emissions of transport in line with the Paris Agreement and European agreed climate ambition.
MIW
Ministry Infrastructure and Watermanagement
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Ministry Infrastructure and Watermanagement filed 2 positions between 12 Mar 2022 and 14 Mar 2022, across 1 of the 665 legislative files tracked here, attaching a full position paper 2 times.
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The Netherlands welcomes the revision of the CO2-standards for heavy duty vehicles (HDV). That revision is timely and much needed to bring the emissions of transport in line with the Paris Agreement and European agreed climate ambition.
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