<div id="readability-page-1"><div> 55 companies and industry trade associations have written to the EU to express support for the ETS2 Leading European companies, including TRATON, Vattenfall, and Danfoss, alongside civil society and environmental organizations, have united to form the European ETS2 Action Alliance. This new coalition aims to ensure the rapid and effective implementation of the EU Emissions Trading System for road transport and buildings (ETS2), set to introduce carbon pricing for diesel, petrol, and heating fuels in 2028. In a joint letter, the signatories reaffirm their support for ETS2, warning against further delays or weakening of the mechanism. They emphasize that predictability is vital for European prosperity, enabling businesses to scale green alternatives and invest in low-carbon solutions. The letter also highlights that ETS2’s success depends on complementary policies, such as the Renewable Energy Directive (REDIII) and the Clean Corporate Vehicle Regulation, to achieve the EU’s climate goals. Federico Terreni, climate manager at T&amp;E, said “Delaying or weakening the ETS2 would be a big mistake. What businesses and citizens need is consistency, not flip-flopping on measures that are crucial for the EU to meet its climate targets.” Raphaël Héliot, senior policy manager at E-Mobility Europe, added “ETS2 is the catalyst Europe needs to unlock zero-emission transport at scale. Without its swift and stable implementation, we risk stalling the decarbonisation of road transport, undermining energy security, and ceding our competitive edge. The time for debate is over: lawmakers, industry and civil society must now come together to implement the ETS2. We urge policymakers to deliver on ETS2 and the Social Climate Fund, ensuring the certainty and support that will drive investment, innovation, and a fair transition for all.” The letter coincides with the launch of the European ETS2 Action Alliance, a new platform to protect the ETS2 and ensure its effective implementation. This cross-sectoral platform will bring together actors working on climate, energy, road transport and buildings, including NGO and industry representatives. About the European ETS2 Action Alliance The European ETS2 Action Alliance is an informal coalition of civil society organizations, environmental groups, and industry leaders committed to the rapid and effective implementation of the EU’s Emissions Trading System for road transport and buildings (ETS2). The Alliance seeks to ensure that ETS2 delivers on its promise to reduce emissions while supporting a fair and prosperous transition for all Europeans. Download the letter. </div></div>

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包括 TRATON 和 Vattenfall 在內的 55 家公司和行業協會已成立歐洲 ETS2 行動聯盟，以支持歐盟的道路運輸和建築物排放交易系統（ETS2）。他們強調需要及時實施 ETS2，該系統將在 2028 年引入碳定價，並警告延誤可能會妨礙氣候目標。該聯盟強調可預測性對綠色替代品投資至關重要，並呼籲採取補充政策以確保成功。聯盟的成立旨在保護和有效實施 ETS2，促進所有歐洲人的公平過渡

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