What is the Clean Transport Corridor Initiative introduced by the EU Commission

Commissioner for Transport and Tourism Apostolos Tzitzikostas has recently presented the Clean Transport Corridor Initiative, which seeks to accelerate the deployment of heavy-duty vehicles recharging infrastructure across key freight corridors. It represents both a joint political commitment and a strategic guide for current and future policies on truck recharging infrastructure.

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Commissioner for Transport and Tourism Apostolos Tzitzikostas has recently presented the Clean Transport Corridor Initiative, which seeks to accelerate the deployment of heavy-duty vehicles recharging infrastructure across key freight corridors. The initiative will start with the Scandinavian-Mediterranean and North-Sea Baltic Corridors as the first test cases.

The Clean Transport Corridor Initiative

The Initiative, endorsed by nine Member States along the two transport corridors, will be highlighted at a signing ceremony of a Ministerial Declaration on truck recharging infrastructure in Brussels. It represents both a joint political commitment and a strategic guide for current and future policies on truck recharging infrastructure.

The countries involved in the initiative are the following: Belgium, Denmark, Germany, Lithuania, Malta, Netherlands, Austria, Poland, and Sweden.

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