The European Parliament’s proposal for an Internal Combustion Engine (ICE) ban by 2035 has been stymied by seven Member States, essentially consisting of Germany, Italy and eastern European nations. The main objection of the group was the exclusion of e-fuels.
Germany is synonymous with automakers Volkswagen and Porsche who are both developing e-fuels sources. Furthermore, a ban on ICE vehicles likely involves significant retooling costs and/or stranded manufacturing assets. Nevertheless, Germany had previously …
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