Comment on the Committee of Inquiry into Emission Measurements 10 October 2016

Bas Eickhout

Answers from BOSCH to questionnaire

EMIS inquiry committee - 15 September 2016

Anwsers from BOSCH to written questions

EMIS inquiry committee - 15 September 2016

Comment on the Committee of Inquiry into Emission Measurements 14 September 2016

Claude Turmes

1 year Dieselgate

EMIS interim report to be voted

Since March of this year, the EMIS inquiry committee has been investigating possible maladministration on the part of the European Commission or Member States authorities in relation to the implementation of European emissions legislation. With the committee’s interim report due to be debated in the European Parliament this week, we take a look at the key findings of the inquiry so far.

Dieselgate

Interim report from inquiry committee backed by MEPs

  The interim report from the Committee of Inquiry into Emission Measurements (EMIS) has been passed by MEPs with a strong majority on Tuesday, 13 September. Commenting on the vote, Greens/EFA energy spokesperson and shadow rapporteur for the interim report Claude Turmes said: "As...

Inquiry committee on dieselgate

Hearings of EU Commissioners Bienkowska and Vella - 12 September 2016

  On Monday, 12 September (7pm to 10.30pm, room Louise Weiss N1.3 in the European Parliament in Strasbourg) EU-Commissioner Elżbieta Bieńkowska, Commissioner for Internal Market, Industry, Entrepreneurship and SMEs and Karmenu Vella, Commissioner for Environment, Maritime Affairs and Fishe...

Replies of EU Commissioner Bienkowska to EMIS questions

EMIS inquiry committee - 12 September 2016

Replies of EU Commissioner Vella to EMIS questions

EMIS inquiry committee - 12 September 2016

Comment on the Committee of Inquiry into Emission Measurements 5 September2016

Statement by MEP Claude Turmes

Comment on the Committee of Inquiry into Emission Measurements 30 August 2016

Statement by Bas Eickhout

Disappointing performance from Verheugen leaves many questions unanswered

EMIS hearing

On 30 August, the EMIS committee heard from one of the key players in the control of car emissions, the former European Commissioner for Industry, Günter Verheugen, who finally accepted to speak to the committee after several refusals to take part.