EU Alternative Fuels Infrastructure Regulation

by name voted on 11.07.2023

Summary

A proposal to create a mandatory EU-wide network of alternative fuel infrastructure (electric, hydrogen, etc.) for road, rail, sea, and air transport.

9 11.07.2023

Other

energy

economy

transport

environment

human rights

social policy

european union

administrative law

public administration

business and competition

Key points

The regulation establishes mandatory minimum targets for Member States to deploy alternative fuels infrastructure across all transport modes.
Mandatory deployment of recharging pools for light-duty vehicles along the main European road networks (TEN-T) is required by 2025 and 2030.
Heavy-duty vehicle infrastructure must include high-power recharging stations at urban nodes and safe parking areas to support long-haul transport.
Maritime ports are required to provide shore-side electricity for container and passenger ships to reduce emissions while at berth.

Vote

PPE

S&D

Renew

Verts/ALE

ECR

ID

NI

The Left

Total

Speeches

118 Speeches in total

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Contra

Roberta METSOLA

Roberta METSOLA

PPE

0:23 min

14. Signing of acts adopted in accordance with the ordinary legislative procedure (Rule 79)

Andor DELI

NI

15. Industrial Emissions Directive ***I – Industrial Emissions Portal ***I – Deployment of alternative fuels infrastructure ***I – Sustainable maritime fuels (FuelEU Maritime Initiative) ***I – Energy efficiency (recast) ***I (joint debate – Fit for 55 and Industrial Emissions)

Documents (PDFs)

REPORT on the proposal for a regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council on the deployment of alternative fuels infrastructure, and repealing Directive 2014/94/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council Deployment of alternative fuels infrastructure ***I Deployment of alternative fuels infrastructure

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