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Garbage and Heating Will Become More Expensive: European Politicians Want to Impose New Taxes
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The industry's initial reactions to the European Commission's proposed revision of the ETS are moderately positive, but as we hear, "things won't get hot until autumn." Residents, for example, face increased fees for things like waste collection, have no reason to celebrate. The Minister of Finance may also be concerned.
Last Friday, the European Commission announced the first changes to the carbon tax. In essence, this means imposing new taxes on new sectors. How much this will affect Estonians' wallets is not clear to those involved.
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