Not OP, but... > And I am not even touching the matter of exports becoming less competitive on global markets against countries which do not implement such pol

Not OP, but... > And I am not even touching the matter of exports becoming less competitive on global markets against countries which do not implement such policies. So I don't think that most people magically will be able to invest into green projects en masse. you tax imports in the same way >Hitting the poorest most, since rise in energy prices has a cumulative effect on everyday spending Every person will get the same share, so with no behavior change there's no reason to have a greater impact then current system, but the incentives align to go green, and poor people can definitely act on that