The Danish government has launched a public consultation on proposed legislation for green tax reforms. As previously reported, the government reached a broad agreement with different political parties in 2022 on green tax reforms that include measures to reach the government's goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 70% by 2030, including the introduction of a new CO2 tax with a fixed minimum amount per tonne of CO2. As agreed, and provided for by the legislation, the tax is to be phased in from 2025, resulting in the following rates in 2030: DKK 750 per tonne for companies not covered...