How can European transport decarbonisation policies evolve to balance climate ambition, competitiveness, and technological diversity?
The European Union is approaching a decisive milestone: in 2026, it will review the CO₂ Regulation for light vehicles. This process will shape the future of the sector in a context of uneven market developments and rapidly evolving technologies. Achieving the right balance between climate ambition, industrial viability, and competitiveness will be essential.
In this context, Fundación Repsol and ASEPA are convening this webinar as a forum for dialogue among key stakeholders to jointly explore the challenges and opportunities of the evolving regulatory landscape.
Speakers:
Miguel Aguilar
President of the Technical Commission of Automobile, Economy and Society of Asepa (Spanish Association of Automotive Professionals)
Alberto Lozano
Knowledge and Education at Repsol Foundation
Ana Álvarez
Head of European Public Affairs, Repsol
Ana Ibañez
Head of Institutional Relations and Public Affairs, SERNAUTO
Nacho Moya
General Manager of Faconauto
Andrea Dall Oglio
Associate Director y Strategic Growth Lead en Ricardo.
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The carbon footprint of this event is offset in a forest on the Iberian Peninsula through Motor Verde.
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