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EU Parliament votes in favour of law to secure critical raw materials

The European Union Parliament has given the green light to the law on securing critical raw materials, including for electric car batteries. Compared to the original draft of the "Critical Raw Materials Act", the committee has only tweaked the recycling quota - but has done so extensively.

Michigan government to electrify fleet by 2040

Conservative wing of EU aims to derail ICE-ban in 2035

EU Commission to offer further financial support to battery industry

Three-year delay looms for electric car tariffs between EU and UK

UK to rejoin Horizon Europe in 2024

New trucks in Norway only allowed with electric or biogas drives from 2030

US government updates stipulations on batteries

Delaware approves the Advanced Clean Car II Act

US foreign content battery regulations under consideration

EU member states seek solution for EV tariffs between EU and UK

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UK government announces battery strategy

Edinburgh progresses fleet transition to low-emission vehicles

New Jersey to set ZEV quota for vehicle manufacturers

Paris to vote on parking charge by vehicle size

EU Parliament votes against complete ban on combustion trucks

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Ireland to drop EV toll subsidy programme at the end of 2023

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New York increases e-mobility budgets yet again

Parkland secures over $200 million from the CIB in Canada

UK invests billions in aerospace, automobile & energy industries

USA increases funding for domestic battery production