When COβ Becomes Taxes β A New Reality for Vehicle Fleets
New European regulations are compelling companies to declare their sustainability efforts and provide precise, auditable COβ emissions data, affecting vehicle fleet management.
Can Break Old Record: Over 50 Norwegian Kroner for a Liter of Gasoline?
A proposal suggests that gasoline prices in Norway could rise to over 50 kroner per liter due to new tax regulations.
The government reverses decision on introducing CO2 tax
The Norwegian government has postponed the introduction of a CO2 tax on natural gas and LPG for non-emitters chemical industry due to political opposition.
Delay of climate tax after two days: - For us, this is critical
The Norwegian government has postponed the implementation of a new COβ tax initially set to begin on March 1, 2026, following backlash from companies worried about their competitiveness.
The ADAC Case: There is hardly any space for nuances in the discourse, which is disastrous
Gerhard Hillebrand resigned from the ADAC presidency after facing intense backlash over a misinterpreted comment about EU carbon taxes for drivers.
Redistribution from bottom to top β the fairy tale of the socially acceptable COβ tax
In 2025, the German government generated a record β¬21.4 billion from COβ certificates, primarily paid by consumers through fuel and heating purchases, while the funds mainly benefitted property owners, electric vehicle drivers, and industrial enterprises.
ADAC supports higher fuel prices - Angry members respond with resignations
The ADAC supports higher fuel prices due to the COβ tax to encourage the switch to electric cars, provoking resignations and criticism from many members.