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TemaNord 2024:545
Policy Options for Reducing Consumption-Based Emissions
A Nordic Survey
Policy Options for Reducing Consumption-Based Emissions
About this publication
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Preface
Summary
Svensk sammanfattning
Acknowledgements
1. Introduction and Background
Goals, main focus, delimitation and content of report
2. Calculation Methods for Consumption-Based Emissions
3. Consumption-Based Emissions in the Nordic Countries
Country specific information
Denmark
Finland
Iceland
Norway
Sweden
Ambitions to Reduce Consumption-Based GHG Emissions Across the Nordics
4. EU Perspective on Consumption-Based Policies
5. Policy and Acceptability
6. Approach to Policy Mapping and Delphi Methodology
Research Approach
Mapping Consumption-Oriented Policy Measures (steps 1 and 2)
Academic Literature Scoping Review
Policy Delphi (step 3)
7. Results
Consumption-Oriented Policy Mapping
Mapping the Academic Literature
Mapping Non-Academic Literature
Policy Instruments Longlist
Policy Delphi
Round 2.
Regulatory Standards
Public Procurement
Reduce Incentives that Promote Commuting to Work by Car
Subsidies to Increase Demand for Low-Emission Products
Consumption Taxes
Consumer Guides and Dietary Advice
Carbon Tax
Ban on Short Flights
Fee and Dividend to Low-Income Households
Advertising Regulation
Product Labels
Frequent Flyer Tax
Round 1.
Extension of Product Lifetime
Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism
VAT Differentiation
Required Recycling
Enabling Recycling
Extended Producer Responsibility
Conditioning Tax Deductions for Home Repairs
Information Campaigns
Flight Rights
Cross-Cutting themes in the Policy Delphi
8. Discussion and Conclusion
New Policy Instruments May Be Politically Sensitive
Conclusions from the Policy Delphi
Pros and Cons of Consumption Taxes
Policy Recommendations
Improve Statistics and Set Clear Ambitions
Pursue Nordic Cooperation
Take Advantage of the Longlist of Possible and Promising policies
Reduce Barriers to Policy Implementation
References