June 22, 2018
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Hundredth Belgian CNG station inaugurated

On Wednesday morning the hundredth CNG (Compressed Natural Gas) petrol station in Belgium was inaugurated at Groenveldstraat […]

Gert Verhoeven Posted On June 21, 2018
Audi and Hyundai join forces for fuel-cell development

On Wednesday German car manufacturer Audi and South Korean car manufacturer Hyundai announced their technological partnership for […]

Félix Bouland Posted On June 21, 2018
Fight for building new Belgian railway headquarters can start

Four consortia are in the running to build the new headquarters of the NMBS/SNCB in Brussels-South. Whoever […]

Luc Joris Posted On June 21, 2018
Iveco to deliver 140 articulated hybrid buses for Brussels

French-Italian truck and bus builder Iveco has been chosen by the Brussels bus and tram company STIB/MIVB […]

Joris Van Roy Posted On June 21, 2018
Electric car: China leads, Europe falls back

Thanks to China's incentives toward electric cars, the market is booming. Numerous European car manufacturers are investing […]

Félix Bouland Posted On June 21, 2018
Febiac prepares for paradigm shift with #wearemobility section

The Belgian-Luxembourg car and two-wheeler federation, FEBIAC, has announced on its annual assembly the creation of a […]

Joris Van Roy Posted On June 21, 2018
1.000 Dutch farmers to produce manure-based green electricity

Biolectric, a Belgian company producing green energy out of cow manure, has signed an agreement with the […]

Hilde Van Raemdonck Posted On June 21, 2018
Lidar speed trap more popular than ever with police zones

Property of the Walloon Region, the Lidar speed cameras have seen a significant increase in the number […]

Félix Bouland Posted On June 20, 2018
Dutchman arrives in Australia with electric car after 827 days

Wiebe Wakker, the 31-year-old man from Haarlem (Netherlands) who is travelling around the world in an electric […]

Hilde Van Raemdonck Posted On June 20, 2018
Dieselgate: what about French PSA and Renault investigation?

Just like Volkswagen, PSA and Renault are at the centre of the French Public Health Court's investigation […]

Félix Bouland Posted On June 20, 2018
New Audi boss Bram Schot: diesel advocate or 'Mr Electric'?

The new Audi boss Bram Schot (56) is a diesel enthousiast. Unlike many of its customers and […]

Gert Verhoeven Posted On June 20, 2018
Germany 'leading choice' for Tesla's second gigafactory

In a reply to a follower asking on Twitter whether car-country Germany would be a 'tactically wise' […]

Joris Van Roy Posted On June 20, 2018
Thalys invests 300 million euro in new trains and lines

French-Belgian rail company Thalys launches a new 300 million euro investment plan that will bring new and […]

Félix Bouland Posted On June 20, 2018
Bus drivers need to pay their own fines

Flemish public transport company De Lijn usually pays back (part of) its bus drivers' fines and Flemish […]

Hilde Van Raemdonck Posted On June 20, 2018
New Flemish Mobility Decree: is vulnerable road user victim?

Last year more cyclists and pedestrians died in Antwerp traffic. It enhances the discussion whether it is […]

Luc Joris Posted On June 19, 2018
Lufthansa and IAG fight for Norwegian

Lufthansa CEO Carsten Spohr said in an interview to the Süddeutsche Zeitung that he was talking to […]

Tony Verhelle Posted On June 19, 2018
Public transport failing in Flanders' countryside

Public transport company De Lijn is failing: first the number of (empty) buses was drastically reduced, later […]

Hilde Van Raemdonck Posted On June 19, 2018
Alcolock to become mandatory in Belgium

The Belgian government is thinking about making alcohol activated vehicle immobilizers, or the so-called alcolock, mandatory on […]

Félix Bouland Posted On June 19, 2018
Car supplier Magna will produce electric cars in China

The Austrian-Canadian car industry supplier Magna Steyr is going to produce electric cars for the Chinese market, […]

Tony Verhelle Posted On June 19, 2018
Audi CEO Rupert Stadler arrested in dieselgate affaire (update)

On Monday German justice has arrested Audi CEO Rupert Stadler "to avoid tempering with evidence", according to […]

Joris Van Roy Posted On June 18, 2018
Porsche: new electric Taycan to be built in Stuttgart

Porsche's Zuffenhausen plant in Stuttgart has been chosen to build the company's new fully electric model. This […]

Félix Bouland Posted On June 18, 2018
Brussels taxi drivers summon Uber drivers before court

Twenty taxi drivers from the Belgian Cab Federation (Febet) are taking steps to request a ban on […]

Luc Joris Posted On June 18, 2018
Renault stays 'prudently' in Iran

Last Friday the general assembly of shareholders at Renault renamed Carlos Ghosn as CEO for another 4 […]

Tony Verhelle Posted On June 18, 2018
France: 80 km/h on regional roads now official

After months of opposition from bikers, car drivers and politicians, the new regional road speed limit has […]

Félix Bouland Posted On June 18, 2018
Belgium worst in class for climate policy

Emissions in Belgium are still going up and the Belgian climate policy is a disaster. The country […]

Hilde Van Raemdonck Posted On June 18, 2018
Can Umicore play a leading role in the recycling of batteries?

Financial analyst Berenberg sees an important role for Belgian Umicore in the battery industry, not only producing […]

Tony Verhelle Posted On June 18, 2018
EU wants more renewable energy but bans biofuels in cars

On Thursday the EU decided that from 2023 onward, the share of palm oil in biofuels should […]

Gert Verhoeven Posted On June 15, 2018
Fluxys offers Brussels to help substituting diesel by gas

Belgian gas network managing company Fluxys offers Brussels to help with banning diesel from the Region by […]

Joris Van Roy Posted On June 15, 2018
Fairwind: will the small wind turbine provider finally run at full speed?

Fairwind, a Walloon company active in the manufacturing and marketing of vertical-axis wind turbines, has just installed […]

Luc Joris Posted On June 15, 2018
Philippe Joubert: 'In the long run sustainability makes money'

Philippe Joubert says that you can't deny climate change anymore. His mission is to convince companies that […]

Tony Verhelle Posted On June 15, 2018
Netherlands: ever more over-75 drivers attached to their car

More and more people older than 75 are attached to their car, they also do a lot […]

Hilde Van Raemdonck Posted On June 15, 2018
Chicago bets on Musk for high-speed hyperloop to airport

The city of Chicago has chosen Elon Musk's The Boring Company to build a high-speed underground connection […]

Joris Van Roy Posted On June 15, 2018
EU enforces goal of 32% green energy by 2030

After a marathon meeting Wednesday night the European Parliament and the members of the European Union decided […]

Hilde Van Raemdonck Posted On June 15, 2018


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