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The real benefit for citizens and businesses does not lie in rejecting the introduction of ETS2, but in structurally correcting the current imbalances in taxation and parafiscal charges on energy carriers, to which ETS2 contributes.
The Social Climate Fund and ETS2 transform a cost – that of CO₂ – into resources dedicated to supporting citizens and businesses in the transition. Delaying their implementation would cause direct harm to the country.
The paper looks at the overall cost of energy consumption for the final consumer, which includes fiscal and parafiscal levies and the market mechanism linked to carbon pricing (ETS).
Social impacts of EU ETS2 in Bulgaria, Czechia, and Poland
Bulgaria, Czechia, and Poland. The aim of this study is to analyse what groups are likely to be most affected by the ETS2 in these countries, examine the current draft SCPs, and identify policy gaps.
