Dr Antoine Dechezleprêtre and Dr Misato Sato explain the findings of their latest report, ‘The impacts of environmental regulations on competitiveness’ published by the Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment at London School of Economics and Political Science. read more »
Paper looks at what are the main challenges to linking emissions trading systems and what are the consequences of failing to address them adequately. read more »
EU leaders will try to resuscitate the Emissions Trading System, the world’s biggest cap-and-trade market, and redeploy it on the frontline of the battle against climate change. read more »
The second ENTRACTE newsletter reflects the contribution of the GRI/LSE research project for a functioning climate policy taking into account a careful design. It gives an overview about recent research … read more »
Energy intensive and trade exposed sectors receive a proportion of their allowances (EUAs) for the European Union emissions trading system (EU ETS) free of charge to prevent carbon … read more »
In the context of an evolving voluntary carbon standards market, standards organisations are collaborating and competing in order to come up with new tools, rules and marketing strategies which could facilitate the certification of more pro-smallholder and pro-community carbon projects. One particular package is the concept of “fair carbon” projects, and “fairly traded” carbon credits. […]
Conference presentation presented at the Emissions Trading in the 2030 Framework conference at Universite Paris Dauphine, September 3, 2014 read more »
Taschini, L., Chesney, C., and Wang, M. (2014) . Journal of Regulatory Economics, August 2014, Vol 46 (1):23-50
Response to the announcement that the UK Government will not be revising the Fourth Carbon Budget for the period 2023-27 read more »
It is widely acknowledged that introducing a price on carbon represents a crucial precondition for filling the current gap in low-carbon investment. However, as this paper argues, carbon pricing in … read more »
