Brussels would be flexible on letting Britain stay out of the euro and the Schengen area if it applied to rejoin the European Union, two EU officials familiar with the bloc’s approach have
As we are learning every day, very high oil cost (114 $/barrel while writing this editorial) along with the geopolitical uncertainty is threatening global businesses and, in particular, the transport sector. Many airlines
Artificial Intelligence and digital transformation are opening up new possibilities for commercial aviation, from personalising the passenger experience to forecasting operational disruption. But the modernisation of a highly regulated sector demands changes that
London is not yet ready for driverless vehicles, with complex road networks, challenges with emergency vehicles, and extra congestion just some of the concerns put forward by the London Assembly Transport Committee. Last
On 1st Oct 2026 our EPN Consulting CEO, Stefano Mainero, attended in London the launch of the LCCI Quarterly Economic Survey Q3 2026. There is a highly interesting economic comment from Vicky Pryce
European payment groups serving 130 million people, including Spain‘s Bizum, Italy‘s Bancomat and Brussels-based Wero, said on Wednesday they were joining forces to create a cross-border payments network as Europe seeks to curb
In the recent times, engineering companies and transport agencies have introduced a term, future mobility, that sounds certainly promising but I am wondering what really means in practice. There are currently several definitions
Electricity is taking on an increasingly central role in economies around the world, opening up new opportunities for countries to strengthen energy security, boost competitiveness and reduce emissions through faster electrification of their
Pony.ai and Verne have started fully driverless robotaxi test rides carrying passengers on public roads in Zagreb, Croatia, in what the two companies describe as a European first. Invited passengers can now take
