INTERVIEW/Taiwan's carbon fee rate will take CPI into consideration: Minister
09/14/2023 11:07 PM
In an interview with CNA on Tuesday, Minister of Environment Shieu Fuh-sheng (薛富盛) said the carbon fees to be collected starting in 2025 will take the Consumer Price Index (CPI) into consideration to avoid "green inflation."
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