Energy Policies of IEA Countries [electronic resource] : Luxembourg 2000
Publishing, OECD.
IEA StaffCorporate Author
Agency, International Energy.
 : Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development,
2000.
 Luxembourg is the smallest IEA country, but its population is the richest of all IEA members. Energy consumption per inhabitant is high. The country's iron and steel industry, heavy sales of transport fuel and the country's overall wealth contribute to the high demand. Luxembourg's domestic energy resources are limited to renewable energies. Therefore Luxembourg is the most dependent on imported energy of all IEA countries.  Energy taxes are low, particularly on automotive fuels. The report discusses the effects of this policy as well as Luxembourg's plan to introduce an energy tax. The study
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 Luxembourg is the smallest IEA country, but its population is the richest of all IEA members. Energy consumption per inhabitant is high. The country's iron and steel industry, heavy sales of transport fuel and the country's overall wealth contribute to the high demand. Luxembourg's domestic energy resources are limited to renewable energies. Therefore Luxembourg is the most dependent on imported energy of all IEA countries.  Energy taxes are low, particularly on automotive fuels. The report discusses the effects of this policy as well as Luxembourg's plan to introduce an energy tax. The study
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