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Bellona co-signs open letter calling on Europe to electrify new corporate fleets
Publish date: May 11, 2022
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Bellona co-signs open letter calling on Europe to electrify new corporate fleets
Call for company cars, delivery vans, taxi and ride-hailing services, as well as urban and public authority fleets to go zero emission and bring fuel savings as soon as possible.
Together with 15 companies, associations and NGOs, Bellona Europa calls on the European Commission to put in place measures to ensure that all corporate fleets, including company cars, delivery vans, taxi and ride-hailing services, as well as urban and public authority fleets go zero emission and bring fuel savings as soon as possible.
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