Taiwan emits more than 25,000 tons of carbon emissions, and more than 500 emission sources will pay carbon fees. The Ministry of Environment proposed on the 3rd that operators can deduct 25,000 metric tons of emissions before calculating. The environmental group criticized it as giving operators a free fee of 25,000 tons. Carbon emission quotas. The Green Citizen Action Alliance pointed out that if the carbon fee rate is 300 to 500 yuan per ton, my country will collect 3.7 to 6 billion yuan less in carbon fees every year. The Ministry of Environment responded that income tax and air pollution charges have similar practices, and it will respect the opinions of environmental groups and communicate with all walks of life. The environmental group has approved the Ministry of Environment to send 25,000 tons of "free carbon emission" quotas. Large carbon emitters will pay carbon fees in 2025 based on the results of this year's (2024) inventory. However, the progress of relevant sub-laws is not as expected, and the environment On the 3rd, the Ministry of Finance held a "symposium to exchange progress on the promotion of carbon fee collection sub-laws". It still did not propose a carbon fee rate. However, for the first time, it proposed a calculation method of "deducting 25,000 metric tons of emissions" and multiplying the rate by multiplying the rate, which aroused the attention of the people present. Group dissatisfaction. Shen Yizhen, a commissioner of the Green Citizen Action Alliance, said that the deduction of 25,000 tons is equivalent to giving "free emission quotas" to the industry, which may reduce the pressure on the industry to reduce carbon emissions. He also pointed out that if 500 emission sources charge 300 to 500 yuan per ton of emissions, my country's carbon fee will be reduced by 3.7 to 6 billion yuan. In addition, carbon fees are charged on individual factories, so companies with more factories will receive more free quotas, making it easier for companies to avoid carbon fees by scheduling production lines. Chen Yonghui, leader of the climate change group of the Wilderness Conservancy, said that if the tax is reduced, the carbon fee may cover a lower rate of the country’s overall emissions.