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1. Modelling the Cost and Benefits of Adaptation. A Targeted Review on Integrated Assessment Models with a Special Focus on Adaptation Modelling

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Schwarze, Reimund, Oberpriller, Quirin, Peter, Martin, Füssler, Jürg, Dodson, John, Series Editor, Kondrup, Claus, editor, Mercogliano, Paola, editor, Bosello, Francesco, editor, Mysiak, Jaroslav, editor, Scoccimarro, Enrico, editor, Rizzo, Angela, editor, Ebrey, Rhian, editor, Ruiter, Marleen de, editor, Jeuken, Ad, editor, and Watkiss, Paul, editor

Published
2022
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3. Options for fostering increasing ambition levels under the Paris Article 6.4 mechanism : discussion paper

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Fuessler, Juerg, Kohli, Anik, Lehmann, Sascha, Kreibich, Nicolas, Obergassel, Wolfgang, Fuessler, Juerg, Kohli, Anik, Lehmann, Sascha, Kreibich, Nicolas, and Obergassel, Wolfgang

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Article 6 of the Paris Agreement establishes mechanisms for Parties to "pursue voluntary cooperation in the implementation of their nationally determined contributions to allow for higher ambition in their mitigation and adaptation actions [...]" (Article 6.1). I. e. the mechanisms are explicitly designed to foster higher ambition. However, without additional guidance and rules, the economic incentives of carbon markets may work against increasing host country ambition. For example, setting ambitious NDC targets may directly reduce the amount of mitigation outcomes that go beyond the NDC target and that a host country can transfer abroad. The report presents four options on how the risks can be ad-dressed and ambition can be increased: (1) Strengthening reporting, transparency and comparability; (2) Reconciling the design of the Article 6.4 mechanism with ambition raising of host countries; (3) Supporting the host country to raise ambition through the Article 6.4 mechanism; (4) Fostering the acquiring country to raise ambition through the Article 6.4 mechanism. These options are assessed and recommendations are provided on how they could be implemented.

Published
2019

4. Networked Carbon Markets : Design Options for an International Carbon Asset Reserve for the World

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Fuessler, Juerg and Herren, Martin

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PRICE LEVELS, CLIMATE CHANGE MITIGATION, CARBON LEAKAGE, GLOBAL EMISSIONS, CARBON FINANCE, TERRESTRIAL CARBON, EMISSION ALLOWANCES, INFLATION, CARBON SEQUESTRATION, CARBON MARKETS, STOCKS, DOMESTIC MARKET, MARKET MANAGEMENT, PRICE LEVEL, LAND USE, EMISSIONS, FAIR, AGGREGATE LEVEL, RENEWABLE ENERGY, INVESTMENTS, EMISSIONS REDUCTION, CRUDE OIL, DIESEL, PRICE DECREASES, SALE, STOCK, COMPETITIVENESS, EMISSIONS TRADING PROGRAMS, INCENTIVES, CONSUMER PRICE INDEX, MARKET SUPPLY, FINANCIAL MARKET, GAS, FOSSIL FUELS, CARBON STOCKS, PRICE CEILING, STORAGE, GREENHOUSE GAS, PRICE FLOOR, MARGINAL ABATEMENT, PRICE INCREASES, CARBON MANAGEMENT, CARBON STOCK, MARKETS, CAPACITY, AUCTION, LEAD, PRICES, Hardware_INTEGRATEDCIRCUITS, PRICING POLICY, CERTIFIED EMISSIONS REDUCTIONS, LOW-CARBON, CARBON EMISSIONS, MARKET VALUE, PURCHASING, CARBON PRICE, EMISSIONS MITIGATION, PRICING, EMISSIONS PROJECTIONS, MARKET RISKS, PRICE INDEX, ATMOSPHERE, CONSUMER PRICE, PRODUCTS, EMISSION REDUCTIONS, GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS, MARKET, SUPPLY, REGIONAL GREENHOUSE GAS INITIATIVE, CARBON CYCLE, AVERAGE PRICE, AUCTIONS, GREENHOUSE, CARBON TECHNOLOGIES, EMISSIONS REDUCTIONS, Software_GENERAL, INTERNATIONAL COMPETITIVENESS, ENERGY POLICY, DEMAND, CLIMATE CHANGE, CARBON REGULATION, MARKET PRICES, CARBON PRICES, PRODUCT, BIOMASS, CARBON, ENERGY, EMISSIONS INTENSITIES, CARBON MARKET, FORESTS, GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE, CARBON DIOXIDE, PRICE RISK, GAS EMISSION, LESS, CARBON CAPTURE, DOMESTIC EMISSIONS, MARKET TRADING, VALUE, AIR, FOREST, GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSION, EMISSION TRADING, ENERGY PRICES, CO2, PRICE, LAND USE CHANGE, CARBON FUELS, PRICING SCHEMES, FUELS, MARKET PRICE, CARBON TAXES, MARKET STABILIZATION, PRICE VOLATILITY, MARKET DISTORTIONS, MARKET INFORMATION, HAIL, BENEFITS, CARBON TAX, SALES, FORESTRY, PRICE CEILINGS, ENERGY EFFICIENCY, CARB, WIND, CARBON ACCOUNTING, CLIMATE, GAS EMISSIONS, PRICE STABILIZATION, AFFORESTATION, CARBON UNITS, GREENHOUSE GAS INITIATIVE, GHG, EMISSION, VOLATILITY
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This paper presents first concepts and insights on an International Carbon Asset Reserve. In particular, it explores how different design options can support a range of networked carbon pricing efforts. The report provides an overview of key risks in carbon markets, highlights the benefits of pooling risks on an aggregated scale, and identifies potential design options and structures for an international carbon asset reserve. The paper contributes to the wide effort to promote a long-term price on carbon and carbon market stabilization, comparability, and networking.

Published
2015

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