The 2022 budget notably contains a line on slashing public transport fares, rolled-out in from April 2022.
It also increases the carbon tax from €33.50 to €41 per tonne. The revenue will help upgrade energy systems in housing.
The vehicle registration tax is also increased using a progressive scale based on emissions (bands). The 5000 euro subsidy to the purchase of new electric vehicles is extended to the end of 2023.
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Budget 2022: The Use of Carbon Tax Funds
2021MitigationPolicyPolicy
Sectors: Buildings, Economy-wide, Transport
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Budget 2022: The Use of Carbon Tax Funds
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Press release: reduced public transport fares
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