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The Electric VTOL Aircraft Industry Is Crashing
The recent collapse in eVTOL stock prices after the irrational blip in early 2025 is not an isolated event. It is the latest step in a long repricing of a sector that promised rapid disruption but has delivered slow progress, heavy burn rates, and no certified passenger aircraft in the … [continued]
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A Techno-Economic Assessment of Seabed Mining: American Samoa and Global Implications
Seabed mining has moved from the fringes of resource speculation into the center of debates about critical minerals, national strategy, and global environmental governance. Proponents frame it as an essential solution to future nickel, cobalt, copper, and manganese supply, while opponents highlight the biological risks, the regulatory uncertainty, and the … [continued]
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How to Make the Industrial Accelerator Act Deliver for EVs & Batteries
In a new position paper, T&E proposes four pillars for a successful Industrial Accelerator Act. This is a summary. To find out more, download the position paper. Europe is losing ground in the global clean technology race. Unless decisive action is taken it will be exposed to ever greater dependencies, … [continued]
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Ambitious Car CO2 Standards More Important Than Ever After Lawmakers Vote To Weaken 2040 Target
EU lawmakers vote in favour of a watered-down 2040 emissions reduction target of 85% and a a one-year delay to ETS2. EU lawmakers have agreed on a weakened 2040 climate goal. An emissions reduction target of 85% by 2040 shows that Europe is still committed to tackling climate change and … [continued]
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Europe’s Affordable Car Project Needs to Put the Va Va Voom into Small EVs
The EU’s ‘small affordable car initiative’ could benefit consumers and the domestic car industry without compromising on safety and emissions savings. If you holidayed in Italy or Spain recently, chances are you noticed an old but familiar sight on the autostradas and autovías. Small, nimble cars — like the Fiat … [continued]
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