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This paper studies carbon taxes effectiveness to induce a transition tocleaner production when a firm faces different technologies and demands. Todetermine carbon taxes effectiveness, we propose a framework based on astrategic capacity planning under carbon taxes model, that consider properperfomance measures. The model, which is formulated as a mixed integer linearproblem (MILP), considers issues that previous work have not studied jointly,such as machine replacement, workforce planning, and maintenance. Theeffectiveness measures consider levels of clean production and periods to reacha technological transition. Our computational experiments, based on a realcase, have shown that carbon taxes by themselves do not necessarily induce atransition to clean production, since their effectiveness depends on theavailable technology relationship and the demand magnitude.

On Carbon Taxes Effectiveness to Induce a Clean Technology Transition: An Evaluation Framework Based on Optimal Strategic Capacity Planning