A post by Manolis Kotzampasakis1 and Edwin Woerdman2 (University of Groningen) To date, no linking has taken place between Emissions Trading Systems (ETSs) from different continents, but this could change in the future. The EU and the US State of Read More …
A post by Albert Ferrari The report “Emissions Trading Schemes with different levels of environmental ambition: implications for linking – Report for the Carbon Market Policy Dialogue“ published in November 2020 is one of the main outputs of the project Read More …
A post by Claire Gavard (ZEW Mannheim) and Djamel Kirat (University of Orléans, CNRS) In 2015, the Paris Agreement established the Article 6.4 Mechanism, which makes it possible for activities contributing to emissions reductions in a host country to be Read More …
A post by Albert Ferrari The report “ETSs with different price control mechanisms: implications for linking – Report for the Carbon Market Policy Dialogue“ published in November 2020 is a main output of the project LIFE DICET. This report was Read More …
A post by Alberto Pototschnig (FSR Energy) Since 2005, the EU Emission Trading System has been the main instrument for pursuing the reduction in greenhouse gas emissions in Europe within the sectors it covers. It does so by providing a Read More …
A post by Pippo Ranci (FSR Energy and Università Cattolica of Milan) The economics of renewable energy sources, as well as of investments in energy efficiency, is influenced by the price of energy from fossil sources. The 2015 Paris agreement Read More …
A post by Li ZHOU (Institute of Energy, Environment and Economy, Tsinghua University), external collaborator of the project LIFE DICET On 22 September, China’s President Xi Jinping gave a speech on China’s new climate change target at a meeting of Read More …
A post by Stefano F. Verde A consequence of linking two or more emissions trading systems (ETSs) is that the respective prices of emission allowances are co-determined. In a bilateral linkage – as in a multilateral one – allowance prices Read More …
A post by Simone Lucatello, Senior researcher at Instituto Mora and Coordinating author of the IPCC for the next climate change Assessment Report (AR6) Over the past few years and under the Paris Agreement reduction pledges, many countries in the Read More …
A post by Isabella Alloisio The ratification of the Paris Agreement and heterogeneity in ambition in climate policy with non-comparable carbon constraints have reopened discussions over Border Carbon Adjustments (BCAs) as an alternative approach to free allocation for addressing carbon Read More …
