EPA tailpipe proposal puts pedal to metal for electric cars. By Jean Chemnick | 04/12/2023 06:34 AM EDT . EVs would make up 67 percent of new vehicle sales by 2032 under the proposed regulations ...

The Senate has yet to release its Interior-EPA bill but is proceeding with fiscal 2026 bills on a bipartisan basis, setting ...

EPA now sees battery-electric vehicles at 30 to 56 percent of light-vehicle sales in 2030-32 model years, down from the controversial 67 percent in 2032 in its original proposal.

EPA tailpipe rule has corn growers, ethanol industry worried about demand destruction . 03/27/24 6:23 AM By Steve Davies. EPA is out with a final regulation this month that the agency hopes will ...

EPA sets new tailpipe emission rules to curb pollution, emissions. Published: Dec. 20, 2021, 6:52 p.m. Tailpipe emissions are considered one of the major contributors to ozone quality.

The rule, finalized in March, aims to cut fleetwide tailpipe emissions for cars and light-duty trucks by nearly 50% compared to existing standards for model year 2026 vehicles and 44% for medium ...

However, these estimates run lower than the projected benefits estimated in the EPA’s initial proposal, which predicted the standards would reduce vehicle emissions by 1.8 billion metric tons ...

The EPA’s new regulations are another sign that it’s time for investors, and venture capitalists in particular, to dive deep into climate tech. Yes, there are many already in the space.

Polls show that most Americans prefer gasoline-powered vehicles to electric ones. But the Environmental Protection Agency doesn’t care what they think. The EPA‘s latest tailpipe emissions rule ...

The tailpipe standards would also help cut planet-warming pollution from cars in half. Transportation accounts for nearly 30% of all greenhouse gas emissions in the US, according to the EPA.

EPA says the rule is technology-neutral, offering automakers a variety of ways to get to the same point. The agency estimates the rule could result in a 53% light-duty sales share for plug-in ...

Three coalitions comprised of consumer advocacy groups, manufacturing firms, agricultural interests and marketers will be filing a legal petition to try to halt the EPA's new tailpipe rule.