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Carbon credit trade is a worldwide Kyoto protocol enterprise established to alleviate the release of greenhouse gases to the atmosphere and make it financially unappealing. It offers monetary payments...
| Peer Reviewed | KenyaAbstract Carbon taxes and fossil fuel subsidy reforms have been recognized as an efficient means to mobilize substantive domestic resources for sustainable development. Yet, despite their advantages…
| Peer Reviewed | Nigeria
By Moritz A. Drupp, Frikk Nesje and Robert C. Schmidt.
| Other Publications |China is implementing what is expected to become the world's largest CO2 emissions trading system. To reduce emissions, the nation employs a tradable performance standard (TPS), a rate-based…
| Peer Reviewed | ChinaWhile ex-ante evaluations of climate mitigation policies predict that co-benefits of improved air quality will enable the aggregate benefits of climate mitigation policies to outweigh their costs…
| Peer Reviewed | ChinaThis study analyzes the factors that have facilitated Vietnam's recent rapid solar and wind power expansion and draws policy insights for other member states of the Association of Southeast Asian…
| Peer Reviewed | VietnamThis paper investigates options for carbon price adoption in Vietnam, with a focus on model designs capable of meeting the country's updated Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC). We employ an ex…
| Peer Reviewed | VietnamThis paper aims to examine the cross-correlation relationship between EU carbon market price and the economic policy uncertainty. The United Kingdom and the United State of America are chosen as the…
| Peer Reviewed | VietnamThe chapter by Shoibal Chakravarty and E. Somonathan focuses on coal, which accounts for a whopping 64% of India’s CO2 emissions in 2021. Since coal combustion also releases other deadly pollutants…
| Book Chapter | IndiaThe climate targets agreed upon in the Paris Agreement will eventually need to be backed by ambitious climate policies. Putting a price on carbon and abolishing subsidies on fossil fuels is usually…
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