iDnes.cz | The negotiations on Euro 7 are approaching. Will they put a stop to internal combustion cars in 2025?
Our researcher Michal Hrubý commented for the news portal iDnes.cz on the long-awaited Euro 7 emission standard. In his commentary, he mentions the circumstances of its negotiation and talks about its potential entry into force.
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#emissions #Euro 7 #electromobility #automotive industry
Michal Hrubý
Research Fellow
Research Fellow
Expertise: EU green economics, heavy industry, transport
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email: europeum@europeum.org
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