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Junior Scientific and Technical Advisor
ASSISTANT COMMUNICATIONS & PUBLIC AFFAIRS DEPARTMENTS
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Senior Manager, European Electricity Policy
Senior Manager, European Regulation
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Post an EU jobThe logistics sector's contribution to economic growth and jobs is not properly valued and the European Commission's modal approach to transport policy hinders competitiveness, industry representatives argue.
Pre-empting possible action from the EU's competition watchdog, American car giant General Motors has abandoned the sale of its beleaguered German arm Opel to a Canadian-Russian bidder, a deal which was marred in suspicion and resentment.
Significant progress has been made in developing electric cars, but critics complain that the distance these vehicles can cover is still too short and much work is needed to prepare electricity infrastructure for radical change. (read more)
With traditional biofuels under fire for driving up food prices and wreaking environmental havoc, industrialists are stepping up research into algae as a sustainable alternative - but many obstacles remain before algae oil finds its way into our cars and planes. (read more)
National air safety authorities in the EU are gradually handing over their powers to the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA), which is about to become a 'one-stop-shop' for managing the bloc's airspace, amid business fears that additional rules could hamper their competitiveness. (read more)