Fuel Taxes for Shipping
MCLI Recommendation: “The United States could propose and work to develop consensus for an international fuel tax for shipping within the IMO.”
LPDD Recommendation: “When Congress considers a measure for all ships calling at U.S. ports that raises money (e.g., by imposing a tax), it should consider allocating some of that money for mitigation and adaptation measures to assist developing countries that might be affected by the U.S. port measure.”
Filter by
No resource type matches that.
No jurisdictional level matches that.
3 resources
Report, Carbon Taxation for International Maritime Fuels
The IMF’s 2018 report, Carbon Taxation for International Maritime Fuels: Assessing the Options considers the carbon tax as a key element of GHG mitigation policy for international maritime transport. ...
LPDD Model Law: Arctic Shipping Tax Act
Unfortunately, thinning polar sea ice presents a significant commercial opportunity for the international shipping industry, as the opening of new Arctic routes has the potential to dramatically short...
Danish Shipping Fuel Tax Proposal
An international shipping fuel tax was introduced by Denmark in 2009, but it was not taken forward. Since that date, there have not been discussions around a fuel tax at the IMO level.
No resource matches the filters you selected.
This is the filter, not the topic: clear it to see all 3 resources under Fuel Taxes for Shipping.