Experts propose electrification and scrappage schemes as long-term solution
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T&E argues that short-term measures like speed reductions could cut diesel demand by 15%, while longer-term electrification and government-funded scrappage schemes for older diesel vehicles offer structural protection. If the premium persists until Christmas, the EU will have spent the equivalent of a €2000 scrappage fee for all diesel cars over 15 years old.
“Every diesel we replace with an electric is another thousand litres of oil saved.”
Antony FroggattAntony Froggatt Senior director, Transport & EnvironmentTransport & Environment (T&E) Environmental policy organization
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