Taxing Energy Use 2015 OECD and Selected Partner Economies.

""Foreword ""
 ""Acknowledgements ""
 ""Table of contents ""
 ""Executive summary ""
 ""Part I. Overview""
 ""Taxing energy use in the 41 
countries ""
 ""1. Introduction ""
 ""1.1. Motivation ""
 ""1.2. Why countries tax, or subsidise, energy use "" ""Box 
1. Why taxes are among the best environmental policy instruments """"1.3. Patterns of energy use, crosssectional and time trends, and country heterogeneity ""
 ""Figure 
1. Composition of world energy use ""
 ""1.4. Taxes and prices of energy use "" ""Table 
1. Main energy policies affecting producer prices of energy """"Table 
2. Differential VAT rates on energy products in selected partner economies and OECD countries, 2014 ""
 ""2. Structure of the graphical profiles, methodology and data sources ""
 ""2.1. Tax base - 
energy use "" ""2.2. Tax rates and tax expenditures """"3. Energy use and taxation: Results from the analysis ""
 ""3.1. General trends in energy taxation across countries ""
 ""Figure 
2. Composition of energy use and of CO2 emissions by use "" ""Figure 
3. Composition of energy use and of CO2 emissions by fuel """"Figure 
4. Carbon intensity and amount of energy use by different fuels across all 41 
countries ""
 ""Figure 
5. Sources and uses of energy for total energy use across all countries (weighted average basis) "" ""Figure 
6. Distribution of the carbon intensity of energy use in each category by country (number of countries in each range in brackets) ""