Abstract
Energy and taxation is a rich field for research and its societal relevance is high. In
this Chapter I provide an overview of the research I did in this field, made enthusiastic on this topic by Martha Roggenkamp. Next, I provide an update of the
research my colleague Jan Bouwman and I have done on the question whether tax
law will act as a barrier or as a tool for promoting CCS for a project initiated by
Martha Roggenkamp and Edwin Woerdman on the capture, transportation and
permanent storage of CO2. I conclude that the EU would do well by taking the U.S.
experience as example, using a tax credit as a tool for incentivizing investment in
carbon capture and sequestration.
this Chapter I provide an overview of the research I did in this field, made enthusiastic on this topic by Martha Roggenkamp. Next, I provide an update of the
research my colleague Jan Bouwman and I have done on the question whether tax
law will act as a barrier or as a tool for promoting CCS for a project initiated by
Martha Roggenkamp and Edwin Woerdman on the capture, transportation and
permanent storage of CO2. I conclude that the EU would do well by taking the U.S.
experience as example, using a tax credit as a tool for incentivizing investment in
carbon capture and sequestration.
| Original language | English |
|---|---|
| Title of host publication | A Force of Energy |
| Subtitle of host publication | Essays in Energy Law in Honour of Professor Martha Roggenkamp |
| Editors | Ruven Fleming, Kars de Graaf, Leigh Hancher, Edwin Woerdman |
| Place of Publication | Groningen |
| Publisher | University of Groningen Press |
| Pages | 112-121 |
| Number of pages | 10 |
| ISBN (Electronic) | 9789403429526 |
| ISBN (Print) | 9789405429533 |
| Publication status | Published - 2022 |
Keywords
- Climate goals
- CO2-emission reduction