They were over 190,000 charging points in the EU in 2019.

Number of Electric Cars charging points per country

1. ABB
2. Blink
3. Bolloré Group
4. Chargemaster (BP) (UK’s largest charging network operator with over 7000 charging points and also a leader in the installation of home charging and workplace charging solution)
5. ChargePoint Inc.
6. Chroma Ate Inc. (Chroma)
7. Daimler Mercedes Benz
8. Delphi Automotive
9. Eaton Group
10. Efacec
11. EnBW
12. EVBox (Engie) (A charging network operator from the Netherlands)
13. EVgo
14. FreeWire (BP) (provider of mobile charging solutions)

1. Réformer les principes organisant les relations entre l’État et les collectivités locales pour garantir la libre administration des collectivités.

Alphabetical Listing of Topics

Coverage

The UK wants separate agreements covering different sectors. Each agreement would have its own governance arrangement.

Data

The UK accepts that the EU will decide whether to give the UK data adequacy, but expects this to be granted as it currently follows EU rules.

Energy

The UK believes that an energy agreement should be entered into only if the UK can maintain an independent energy policy.

Fisheries

If a deal can’t be agreed with the EU, then the UK will default to World Trade Organization (WTO) terms from 1 January 2021. The UK would have to apply tariffs and quotas to goods coming into the country from the EU, and the EU would apply its “third-country” tariffs and quotas to the UK. That means the UK would be hit by big taxes when it tried to sell products to the EU market. The bloc’s average WTO tariffs are 11.1% for agricultural goods, 15.7% for animal products and 35.4% for dairy.

Ranking by Population

France

1. Increasing climate ambition: cross-sectoral challenges

• Preventing and fighting extreme wildfires with the integration and demonstration of innovative means
• Towards climate-neutral and socially innovative cities
• Climate-resilient innovation packages for EU regions

2. Clean affordable and secure energy

Source: European Commission

GDP Growth Rate

1. France’s economy will take two years to recover from its worst post-war recession.
2. The euro zone’s second-biggest economy is on course to contract 10.3 per cent this year, before it bounces back with growth of 6.9 per cent in 2021 and 3.9 per cent in 2022.
3. Nearly a million jobs are likely to be shed this year and unemployment could climb to a new record of 11.8 per cent in the first half of 2021.
4. Gross domestic product expected to contract 11% this year.
5. National debt is expected to swell to an unprecedented 120.9% of economic output

Trump has pulled the United States out of every manner of multilateral agreement and institution overseas in the name of going it alone. Going it alone, though, makes little sense in a world increasingly defined by global challenges that can best be met through collective, not individual, action.