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On the political context: Although the Czech Republic does not dispute the need to continue efforts to decarbonise road transport and to support manufacturers in increasing sales of zero-emission vehicles, the Czech Republic has fundamental doubts as to whether the European Commission’s announced initiative will actually contribute to this objective.
Filed in Czech · English published by the European Commission
The Czech Republic remains fully committed to the EUs climate objectives and to the decarbonisation of road transport. At the same time, we consider it essential that the forthcoming revision of the CO2 standards for cars and vans ensures a realistic, socially fair, and economically viable transition that maintains Europes industrial competitiveness and technological leadership.
SU.1 Annual CO-equivalent emissions from road transport in the geographical area [t CO2 e per year]. This indicator is determined based on traffic intensity on individual roads, but data in municipalities are not available for all roads, only for the most important ones. This data cannot be monitored at the city level or individual municipalities in GUA.
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