| Sourced From Irishtimes.com |
CARBON TAX on domestic solid fuel could open up a huge price difference between the Republic and Northern Ireland, leading to widespread smuggling of illegal high-sulphur coal across the Border, according to lobby group the Solid Fuel Trade Group.
The group, which represents coal importers, has also warned that the proposed tax
Related posts:
- Life Cycle Analysis of Camelina-based Renewable Jet Fuel Shows 84% CO2 Emissions Reduction Compared to Petroleum Fuel
- Developing countries have no obligation under UNFCCC for mandatory emission cuts
- Coal firm up for ‘a billion dollars’ in carbon credits
- EcoloCap Analyzes Potential Carbon Credits for M-Fuel
- LNG dual-fuel Volvo cuts CO2 and costs
