An interview with Peter Vis (Rud Pedersen Public Affairs and School of Transnational Governance) FSR Energy · Spot on Climate ep 2 – Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism: its implementation | Peter Vis This is the second episode of the podcast Read More …
An interview with Peter Vis (Rud Pedersen Public Affairs and School of Transnational Governance) FSR Energy · Spot on Climate ep 1 – Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism: its rationale and challenges | Peter Vis This is the first podcast of Read More …
A post by Stefan Ambec and Claude Crampes (Toulouse School of Economics) It is unusual for a rapporteur to abstain from voting on a resolution that he or she has proposed. This is what Green MEP Yannick Jadot did when Read More …
A post by Robert Jeszke, Izabela Tobiasz and Maciej Pyrka (Centre for Climate and Energy Analyses – CAKE of the National Centre for Emission Management – KOBiZE). The proposals for the introduction of a Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) for Read More …
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 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 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 Albert Ferrari Simone Borghesi, Director of FSR Climate and Secretary General of the Policy Outreach Committee (POC) of the European Association of Environmental and Resource Economists (EAERE), chaired with Jos Delbeke the Plenary Policy Session at the 25th EAERE annual conference. The Read More …
A post by Michael Pahle (PIK) & Simon Quemin (LSE) The future of the EU ETS and its capacity to deliver on the more ambitious climate targets formulated in the EU Green Deal will crucially hinge on what becomes of Read More …
A post by Albert Ferrari President Donald Trump’s decision to withdraw from the Paris Agreement was followed by many States, cities and companies across the US pledging to increase their climate ambition to compensate for his unilateralism. California, being amongst Read More …
