Germany's transport minister is hopeful of a solution to a row with the European Union over the bloc's law to end sales of new CO2-emitting cars in 2035, he said on Monday.
that the EU's climate goals had to be met, and the issue was how to integrate openness to technology into the law.
The EU law says the Commission will make a proposal on how vehicles running on CO2-neutral fuels can be sold after 2035, if this complies with climate goals. He said doing this would risk other carefully negotiated deals on climate policies being torn apart at the last minute.Transport accounts for nearly a quarter of EU emissions and has bucked the bloc's overall trend of falling CO2 output in recent decades.
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