Taiwan govt committee proposes carbon levy start rate of $9-15/tonne

Published 08:01 on September 10, 2024  /  Last updated at 08:01 on September 10, 2024  / /  Asia Pacific, Other APAC

An environment ministry committee has released initial pricing recommendations for Taiwan's upcoming carbon levy scheme, suggesting a start rate of between NT$300 and NT$500 ($9.32-15.54) per tonne of CO2 and plans for a phased increase to meet the island's long-term climate targets.
An environment ministry committee has released initial pricing recommendations for Taiwan's upcoming carbon levy scheme, suggesting a start rate of between NT$300 and NT$500 ($9.32-15.54) per tonne of CO2 and plans for a phased increase to meet the island's long-term climate targets.


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