Asia Pacific > BRIEFING: Thai carbon tax denounced as “window dressing” amid lack of broader plan

BRIEFING: Thai carbon tax denounced as “window dressing” amid lack of broader plan

Published 10:40 on February 12, 2025  /  Last updated at 10:40 on February 12, 2025  / /  Asia Pacific, Carbon Taxes, CBAM, Other APAC, Voluntary

Thailand’s recent approval of a carbon tax on fossil fuels, while largely welcomed, has also come under criticism for the lack of clarity on how it will contribute to achieving carbon neutrality and meeting the nation’s net zero target.
Thailand’s recent approval of a carbon tax on fossil fuels, while largely welcomed, has also come under criticism for the lack of clarity on how it will contribute to achieving carbon neutrality and meeting the nation’s net zero target.


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