The Balearic ministry for energy transition has yet to receive information about electric vehicles from almost 40% of car-hire firms on the islands. Of 122 registered in the Balearics, 46 have not sent information. They are required to do so in accordance with regional legislation on climate change. This stipulates that, at present, one per cent of firms' fleets must be zero emissions. From the start of 2023, this increases to 1.8%, while a minimum six per cent of new purchases will have to be zero emissions.
40% of car-hire firms not giving information about electric vehicles
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Weird and wonderful percentages . Pretty pointless bureaucracy. Great if your Avis or Eurocar. Quite a few of Mallorca’s car hire firms in the resorts are independents , Kline Willy in Pagurea if he’s still there always comes to mind. So these guys have 10 cars. Renewals from used car market or clearance. So how do you report . I am not sure what’s the most worrying, gathering unless information or not understanding the enterprise your trying to measure.