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China’s National Development and Reform Commissions Energy Research Institute and the Institute of Fiscal Science at the Ministry of Finance released a report January 5 that showed that a carbon tax of $1.58 per metric ton under consideration by the nation’s Ministry of Finance is lower than previously floated amounts because of economic pressures
On January 6, China's Finance Ministry announced it would both consider a carbon tax being introduced by 2015 and raise the exemption threshold as applied to the windfall tax imposed on oil producers
China posted a statement last week that unveils its intent to move forward with environmental tax reform as the State Council studies the introduction of an environmental protection tax
