EUs dråpslag mot Stegra och SSAB.

Germany and France are joining forces to scrap a landmark European Union goal to reach climate neutrality for cars by 2035 to protect their domestic industries.

The two countries will lobby for a significant watering down of a key pillar of the EU’s green deal to reach net-zero by 2050, including lowering overall emissions cuts for autos to 90% by 2035.

Paris and Berlin will push to lower overall emissions cuts for autos to 90% by 2035, without having to compensate the remaining 10% through offsets via green steel and renewable fuels

If agreed by EU legislators, the Franco-German deal would mean the goal of reaching climate neutrality in cars no longer exists.
Bloomberg 16 October 2026


EUs dråpslag mot Stegra och SSAB 
Stegra och SSAB har satsat hundratals miljarder på att kol ska bli dyrt och fossilfritt stål lönsamt.

Nu pekar mycket på att EU mildrar utsläppskraven för den gamla stålindustrin. Det kan bli ett dråpslag för hela den gröna industriomställningen i Norrbotten.

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