European regulators are rethinking their climate commitments. The EU Commission just signaled willingness to relax the ambitious 2035 zero-emissions mandate for passenger vehicles and commercial vans—a major policy shift driven by pushback from several member states and traditional automakers. What does this signal? When heavyweight economies bend on environmental standards, it ripples across multiple markets: energy sectors, carbon credit markets, and even the broader crypto ecosystem watching ESG trends. The pressure between green ambitions and industrial competitiveness never stops, and policy reversals like this reshape how capital flows globally.
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SignatureLiquidator
· 12h ago
The EU's move is truly brilliant. What happened to the promised zero emissions by 2035? Isn't this just prolonging the life of traditional car manufacturers? The carbon credit market will suffer, and the green narrative has also been halved.
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Degen4Breakfast
· 12h ago
Here we go again. The promise of zero emissions by 2035 is now being loosened? Traditional automakers just compromise when there's a fuss. Laugh out loud. The ESG rhetoric was never more than a pretext.
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AirdropFreedom
· 12h ago
It's the old trick of traditional industries squeezing out new energy again; the carbon market is about to cool down.
European regulators are rethinking their climate commitments. The EU Commission just signaled willingness to relax the ambitious 2035 zero-emissions mandate for passenger vehicles and commercial vans—a major policy shift driven by pushback from several member states and traditional automakers. What does this signal? When heavyweight economies bend on environmental standards, it ripples across multiple markets: energy sectors, carbon credit markets, and even the broader crypto ecosystem watching ESG trends. The pressure between green ambitions and industrial competitiveness never stops, and policy reversals like this reshape how capital flows globally.