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Commentary: Budget 2026 - what would a more modest carbon tax mean for Singapore?

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Singapore may price its 2030 carbon tax towards the lower end of the S$50 to S$80 range, as global realities evolve. There is still time to decide, but the shift in signal should not be taken lightly, says NUS climate researcher Melissa Low.

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Commentary: Budget 2026 - what would a more modest carbon tax mean for Singapore?

Singapore may price its 2030 carbon tax towards the lower end of the S$50 to S$80 range, as global realities evolve. There is still time to decide, but the shift in signal should not be taken lightly, says NUS climate researcher Melissa Low.

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Carbon tax calibration undertaken to protect business competitiveness

The Singapore government’s cautious signal is a recognition that most of the rest of the world is putting the brakes on decarbonisation at the moment

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Channel News Asia broke the news in Singapore on Sunday, February 15, 2026.
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