Americas > Carbon taxes should dedicate more revenues to private research and development -study

Carbon taxes should dedicate more revenues to private research and development -study

Published 18:49 on June 25, 2018  /  Last updated at 21:47 on June 25, 2018  / /  Americas, Carbon Taxes, US

Using greater amounts of carbon tax revenues to stimulate clean energy research and capital investment could bolster company economics and help gain support for greenhouse gas pricing, according to research published on Monday and coming on the heels of the latest US carbon tax push.
Using greater amounts of carbon tax revenues to stimulate clean energy research and capital investment could bolster company economics and help gain support for greenhouse gas pricing, according to research published on Monday and coming on the heels of the latest US carbon tax push.


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