Americas > Global carbon pricing revenues up 45% in 2017 as spending choices differ -report

Global carbon pricing revenues up 45% in 2017 as spending choices differ -report

Published 11:42 on April 19, 2018  /  Last updated at 02:48 on April 20, 2018  /  Americas, Asia Pacific, EMEA, International  /  No Comments

Revenues raised from carbon pricing policies rose 45% last year to $32 billion, with most coming from taxes rather than trading and no clear trend emerging on where the money is spent, a report found on Thursday.

Revenues raised from carbon pricing policies rose 45% last year to $32 billion, with most coming from taxes rather than trading and no clear trend emerging on where the money is spent, a report found on Thursday.

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