According to the Eurobarometer surveys, over the past five years, the cost of living and climate change have consistently featured in the five most important issues facing the EU. This confirms that the EU cannot afford to choose between climate and the economy; between sustainability and affordability – we must do both.
The upcoming EU legislators must find the right balance and promote an inclusive, pragmatic and affordable climate policy without sacrificing the ambition of a net zero EU by 2050.
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The European Biodiesel Board’s key recommendations for the 2024-2029 EU legislative term include:
Up to 2050, electrification, hydrogen and other solutions will need to be complemented by biodiesel blends in road transport. This requires:
As the world’s largest market for biofuels, the EU is attracting more and more imports. EU biodiesel producers must be on a level-playing field with their non-EU counterparts, which requires a: