German Climate Groups Plan Legal Action Against Automakers, Wintershall
Lawyers Remo Klinger and Roda Verheyen, who represented plaintiffs in a groundbreaking case in May which concluded that Germany must set out by end of next year how it will bring carbon emissions to nearly zero by 2050, will represent the NGOs, DUH’s statement said.
The NGOs will provide further detail on the case in a press conference at 0945 CET (0845 GMT).
Daimler said it was committed to the goals of the Paris climate accords and was already on the path to climate neutrality. It added it would provide a further statement later in the day.
Volkswagen, BMW and Wintershall were not immediately available to comment.
(Reporting by Victoria Waldersee Editing by Mark Potter)
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