Carbon Taxes > Swiss CO2 emissions fall in 2017 as biofuel use increases

Swiss CO2 emissions fall in 2017 as biofuel use increases

Published 17:07 on July 11, 2018  /  Last updated at 17:39 on July 19, 2019  /  Carbon Taxes, EMEA, EU ETS, Switzerland

Switzerland’s energy-related CO2 emissions continued to decline in 2017, the government reported Tuesday, attributing much of the fall to the increased use of biofuels.
Switzerland’s energy-related CO2 emissions continued to decline in 2017, the government reported Tuesday, attributing much of the fall to the increased use of biofuels.


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