So basically post tax subsidies are anything they can throw in there to make the fuel source look worse than another? That and they want to clump together all u

So basically post tax subsidies are anything they can throw in there to make the fuel source look worse than another? That and they want to clump together all users of particular energy types so as to eliminate areas of the world where such imbalances don't exist, or don't exist at the severity they desired for their report. The gist of this report is that consumers are underpaying for power and that if only people paid more taxes on energy there would magically be more money for health, welfare, and education. Just ignore the post production subsidy values, its as real as unicorns and the Easter bunny. The odd part is many of the costs they are trying to attribute to post taxes mostly occur in the developing world for who are least capable of paying for it. As in, the "West" has extensive controls over pollution from coal and petroleum but that is not the case elsewhere.