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Thomas J Hayden-Lefebvre
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Founder, Director and Editor-in-Chief, Ibex Publishing
United Kingdom
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Biography
Hi, my name is Tom. I am a global nomad with an educational background in politics, law, and business management. Moreover, I am an experienced aviation, transportation, and sustainability journalist with and the owner of a b2b media company. Over the past few years, I have written 100s of article on transportation, the environment, legal proceedings, and climate politics for clients and for my own magazine on transport and sustainability which I called the Green Mobility Magazine.
Law
Most topics that are NOT related to cryptocurrency.
Content
By Thomas J Hayden-Lefebvre| Ibex Publishing@ Skip to content The European Commission has initiated a public consultation on the draft of the main Implementing Act for Regulation (EU) 2024/1257, a crucial component of the Euro 7 emissions standards. The consultation, open from 15 April to 13 May 2025, invites stakeholders to provide feedback on the proposed regulations, which outline stringent requirements for emission type-approval, testing procedures, and administrative provisions for light-duty vehicles.
By Thomas J Hayden-Lefebvre| Ibex Publishing@ Skip to content BRUSSELS — The Eurelectric, the European electricity industry association, and the European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association (ACEA) have called for urgent EU action to support the decarbonisation of heavy-goods vehicles (HGVs). With Europe far from meeting its 2030 targets for zero-emission trucks, significant efforts are needed to accelerate the adoption of electric HDVs and ensure that distribution grids can support the necessary charging infrastructure.
By Thomas J Hayden-Lefebvre| Ibex Publishing@ Skip to content The International Maritime Organisation (IMO) has taken a significant step towards reducing greenhouse gas emissions from ships by adopting the sector’s first binding targets. This move makes the shipping industry the first to have internationally mandated emission reduction targets, a notable achievement amidst ongoing geopolitical tensions and trade disruptions. For full access, subscribe to Complete Access.
Company Info
Ibex Publishing
Paris, Ile-de-France, France