Revenues generated from a UK kerosene tax could accelerate the transition to net zero aviation in the UK, a new study by Transport & Environment (T&E) finds. A new study by T&E has, for the first time, calculated possible revenues that could be raised by the Treasury if the UK government were to impose a duty on the fuel (in a similar fashion to how road fuel is taxed) uplifted to planes in the UK. In 2019, by imposing a kerosene tax at the same level as motorists pay, airlines would have collectively had to pay £6.7 billion for their fuel [1]. (....)
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