Singapore MPs push for wider carbon tax coverage ahead of expected levy hike
Singapore’s government has proposed to introduce a new carbon tax for firms that emit over 2,000 tonnes of carbon emissions in an attempt to reduce the cost of their electricity and gases, amid calls from activists. They have called for the tax to be changed.
Source: eco-business.comPublished on 2022-01-13
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