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Exhibitor registrations: Promising interim results at the end of the early bird period
Fuel & Gas Logistics will present the latest trends and developments in the transport, storage, handling and trading of energy sources, lubricants and industrial gases for the first time in Leipzig from 22 to 24 October.
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High Interest in the Premiere of Fuel & Gas Logistics
Preparations are in full swing for the first edition of Fuel & Gas Logistics, which will take place from 22 to 24 October 2024 at the same time as the GGS – Trade Fair Dangerous Goods // Hazardous Substances at Leipziger Messe. There is great interest in the new event. Numerous exhibitors have already registered for the premiere of Fuel & Gas Logistics.
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E-mobility Is Stuck in First Gear
The latest data from the German Federal Motor Transport Authority (KBA) clearly shows that electric mobility is currently not running as smoothly as the car industry and the governing politicians in Brussels and Berlin had intended. The number of customers with a desire for a new electric car seems to be decreasing rather than increasing. The trend that was already apparent at the end of last year and was predicted by many car experts has now become a reality.
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Could the "Combustion Engine Phase-out" Be Over?
The EU is already in election campaign mode. Politicians are staking out their positions and existing regulations are coming under scrutiny. One such regulation is the CO2 fleet mechanism, often simplistically known as the "combustion engine phase-out". According to this directive, only zero-emission new cars may be registered in the EU from 2035. This is an impossible target for cars with a traditional combustion engine.
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Transport Emission Targets Are Missed – Yet Again
According to the latest report by the Federal Environment Agency (UBA), Germany emitted 10.1 per cent fewer greenhouse gases (GHG) in 2023 than in the previous year. This is the sharpest decline since 1990. In addition to the higher proportion of renewable energy being used, the reduction is also due to unusual circumstances such as the sluggish economy, the resulting fall in demand for energy in the commercial sector and consumers saving on energy in the face of high prices.
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Powerful New Trade Fair Duo in Leipzig
From 22 to 24 October 2024, Fuel & Gas Logistics and GGS – Trade Fair Dangerous Goods // Hazardous Substances will be held together for the first time at Leipziger Messe. Exhibitors and visitors to both trade fairs can benefit from the numerous synergies and added values resulting from this powerful new trade fair duo.
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