A new decision was taken at the Climate Summit in Glasgow, Scotland. 13 countries, including Turkey, have agreed that all new trucks and buses should be “environmentally friendly” by 2040.
An important event has been taking place around the world for the past few days. Held in Glasgow, Scotland, and held for the 26th time this year. At the Climate Summit successive decisions are made for the future of our planet; Of course, criticism is pouring in.
In the event, where all the leaders who came together to fight the climate crisis came together with their private jets, solutions are sought to reduce carbon emissions and fight the risk of drought. One of the decisions taken today is between 13 countries including Turkey taken between
All new trucks and buses after 2040 will be environmentally friendly:
With the initiative of the Netherlands, these 13 countries, including our country, after 2040 has decided that all new trucks and buses will run on sustainable energies such as electricity or hydrogen. It is also planned to reduce the carbon dioxide emissions of all buses and trucks to zero by 2050. In this direction, by 2030, all new trucks and buses will have at least 30% environmentally friendly and will be produced in a way that will not emit carbon dioxide.
The countries participating in the agreement are Turkey, Uruguay, Austria, Canada, Chile, Denmark, Finland, New Zealand, Norway, Switzerland, Luxembourg and the United Kingdom. Netherlands, to the agreement calling for the participation of non-participating countries invited to be a partner in the solution.
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The Netherlands’ initiative is great next to other countries. companies also supported. Among the countries that announced the participation and support decision were companies such as Unilever, IKEA, Volvo, Scania, UPS and Amazon.