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Campaign group Transport & Environment (T&E) says Germany’s drive for synthetic fuels is putting at risk up to €30 billion ($32.3 billion) of battery plant investment in the country, Kallanish reports.
The European Commission is reportedly in negotiations with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz over allowing e-fuel combustion engine cars after 2035. The EU reached an agreement with lawmakers last year on new CO2 standards for cars and vans, setting 2…
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