Twenty years after the adoption of the Energy Taxation Directive, is its reform in a greener sense just an illusion? electrónico Marina Bisogno
By: Bisogno, Marina
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ArticleSubject(s): ENERGIA | INDUSTRIAS ENERGETICAS | IMPUESTOS | POLITICA DEL MEDIO AMBIENTE | CAMBIO CLIMATICO | MEDIO AMBIENTE | LEGISLACION COMUNITARIA | UNION EUROPEA
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Intertax v. 51, issue 10, October 2023, 6 p. Summary: The energy taxation directive 2003/96/EC (ETD) is currently under discussion, twenty years after its adoption and after several failed reform attempts. This directive does not reflect the current European climate and energy policy framework and is not adequate to address the challenges of climate change and the green transition. Moreover, it not only fails to protect the environment but also endangers the proper functioning of the internal market.
Through a legal analysis, this contribution aims to examine the origin and evolution of the ETD until the latest Commission proposal, which is currently under negotiation, in order to investigate the weaknesses of this directive, the novelties of the recent proposal, and what risks European environmental and fiscal objectives would run if the negotiations are not successful.
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Resumen.
The energy taxation directive 2003/96/EC (ETD) is currently under discussion, twenty years after its adoption and after several failed reform attempts. This directive does not reflect the current European climate and energy policy framework and is not adequate to address the challenges of climate change and the green transition. Moreover, it not only fails to protect the environment but also endangers the proper functioning of the internal market.
Through a legal analysis, this contribution aims to examine the origin and evolution of the ETD until the latest Commission proposal, which is currently under negotiation, in order to investigate the weaknesses of this directive, the novelties of the recent proposal, and what risks European environmental and fiscal objectives would run if the negotiations are not successful.
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