Freight & Ports (Brussels)
This is Queen Street Analytics' weekly digest of regulatory developments, legislative discussions and other government-related news coming out of Brussels and the EU member nations. This newsletter channel covers trucking, railways, and shipping industries, ports, storage centers, cargo and container terminals, international and inter-provincial logistics, and fulfillment centres. Once a week, we break down the most important updates in this space in under five minutes.
This Week in Freight & Ports — Brussels (#28, 2026)
EU tightens vehicle circularity rules; new real-world CO2 data for trucks; Belgium gets green light for port shore power tax cut; marine equipment standards updated.
This Week in Freight & Ports — Brussels (#27, 2026)
EU signs Gibraltar Agreement; Commission publishes ETS review, Electrification Plan; Austria-Switzerland border coach cabotage liberalised; EU-US-Norway-Iceland air deal takes effect.
This Week in Freight & Ports — Brussels (#26, 2026)
Urban mobility regulation (2026/1554) published; Anti-dumping duties on China tyre imports (2026/1540); Shipping ETS admin corrections (2026/1453); Council preps Black Sea/Ukraine discussions.
This Week in Freight & Ports — Brussels (#25, 2026)
EU e-commerce duty for low-value parcels enters force; Germany granted reduced electricity tax for shore-supplied vessels; Parliament and Council seal road toll deal for low-emission trucks.
This Week in Freight & Ports — Brussels (#24, 2026)
Deal on transport passenger rights; Commission supports submarine cable resilience; Military mobility rules progress; Council renews Russia sanctions; Committee addresses aviation and cohesion fund.
