Brexit Frees Britain From Carbon Taxes

Brexit Frees Britain From Carbon Taxes

Editor: Vladimir Bajic | Tactical Investor

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Brexit Frees Britain From Carbon Taxes

In the UK, a proposed tax is set to replace the EU emissions trading system, where the prices for permits have surged close to €30/t ($33) and are projected to continue rising. Coupled with the depreciation of the pound, this scenario suggests the possibility of a considerably lower carbon price in Britain compared to that of the continent.

Implementing this tax will occur if the UK fails to secure a withdrawal agreement with the EU by the deadline of 31 October, which marks its departure from the bloc.

Lowering the carbon price below that of the EU would not be viewed favourably for the UK. It would establish an unfavourable precedent for carbon pricing, which is why caution is advised in such a decision.  Full Story

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