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2013 CDP_Use of internal carbon price by companies

2008 Utility scenarios for carbon prices vary widely

2009 Impact of delaying action for 10 years

2009 Integrated implementation scenarios 2010 - 2030

2010 Industry winners and losers after inclusion of carbon prices

2010 Winners and losers in a U.S. carbon market

2011 CO2 Values used by utilities in resource planning

2012 Carbon price forecasts for different utilities

2012 Price forecasts for different pieces of legislation

2012 Synapse price forecast

2012 The study concluded that policy and technology change in risk, but impacts almost irrelevant

2014 150 major corporations - 29 in US, have an internal carbon price

2014 500 companies globally report they are regulated by global carbon markets

2014 Map page 1

2014 Map page 2

2015 Darwinism Curve with ($4) minimal carbon pricing

2015 Darwinism Curve with $25 adn $50/ton carbon pricing

2015 Implications of a $100/ton carbon price

2015 Most Common Benefits and Challenges

2015 Other ways to get to same objective, e.g. $30/ton carbon tax

2015 Other ways to get to same objective, e.g. $30/ton carbon tax

2015 Recommended pricing reporting guidance

2015 Selected companies with a carbon price

2015 Solar and wind costs translated into $/ton CO2

2015 The 2oC Framework

2015 The 2oC portfolio approach

2015 Translating a 2oC scenario into a 2oC benchmark - 12

2016 Carbon price impact stress-testing approach

2016 Examples of utility price forecasts

2016 Horizontal vs. vertical perspective on carbon pricing

2016 Horizontal vs. vertical perspective on carbon pricing

2016 Impact of policy distortions on apparent abatement cost

2016 Impact of policy distortions on apparent abatement cost

2016 Impact of WAIS collapse by 2200 modest in terms of suggested SCC

2016 Impact of WAIS collapse by 2200 modest in terms of suggested SCC

2016 Linking real assets to financial portfolios (9)

2016 Low carbon impact smart beta portfolio

2016 Mapping GHG productivity along value chains

2016 Mapping GHG productivity along value chains

2016 Objectives of the report

2016 Oil production costs vary widely

2016 Oil production costs vary widely

2016 Overview of carbon pricing by the numbers

2016 Overview of carbon pricing by the numbers

2016 Position of companies on introducing carbon pricing

2016 Position of companies on introducing carbon pricing

2016 Potential price impact of global carbon price after revenue recycling

2016 Prices in existing carbon pricing initiatives

2016 Relative sector impact on PBT by 2020

2016 Risks are long-term, investment focus short-term

2016 Testing 2D alignment for real assets

2016 Testing the alignment of real assets with a 2D target (4)

2016 There is no demand for long-term analysis (19)

2016 Transition scenarios - IEA outlook to 2040

2016 Voluntary vs. mandatory ways to respond to scenario challenges

2017 10 year and 35 year results

2017 35 year sensitivity

2017 Carbon price corridor for the power sector

2017 Carbon pricing could cover costs of universal access to basic services

2017 Carbon revenue recycling can benefit poor

2017 Carbon revenues could significantly expand social assistance

2017 Equity holds of financial actors, top 15 funds, and top 15 banks

2017 Estimated marginal abatement costs under the IEA 2oC scenario

2017 First and second round bank equity losses

2017 Heat maps - sensitivity of asset classes to climate risk factors

2017 OPTrust TRIP Expsoures

2017 Portfolio impacts at 10 years

2017 Portfolio impacts at 10 years

2017 Portfolio impacts at 10 years

2017 Reclassified NACE sectors to climate-policy-relevant sectors

2017 Risk factors illustrated relatively by scenario

2017 Sensitivity to TRIP risk factors by OPTrust greatest over short term

2018 Recent trends in carbon pricing

2018 The carbon pricing gap for OECD and G20 Countries

2021 IPR carbon price policy forecast

2021 Voluntary carbon credit prices and demand 2019 by project type

2021 Voluntary carbon credit prices and demand 2019 by vintage

Additional design considerations - 1

Attributes of carbon fee pricing

Attributes of carbon shadow pricing

Australian Carbon Prices and Food Prices

Availability of nuclear option greatly complicates adoption of wind

Average abatement cost in 2016 for multiple ETS

Calculated "marginal" benefit cost ratio for 2011

Carbon Pricing by Country

Carbon Pricing Coverage by Country

Carbon taxes around the world

Cheap energy is important for less poverty and better health

CO2 content and tax rates for fossil fuels at $49/ton CO2

Coal keeps electricity prices down

Comparison of relevant signposts within physical climate scenarios

Design and Implementation steps for a carbon market

FASTER principles for successful carbon pricing

Forward looking benefit cost ratios

Framework for evaluating ETS performance (1)

Framework for evaluating ETS performance (2)

GDP will continue to rise rapidly

How Carbon Translates To Energy Prices

How the Corridors can be used

2017 IAM generated carbon pricing to achieve the 2oC target

Impact of Carbon Pricing

Impacts of Australia's carbon tax

Impacts of BC's carbon tax

Income implications of $49 carbon tax with revenue recycling options

Income implications of $49 carbon tax without revenue recycling

Internal carbon pricing in North America - 1

Norway's carbon tax experience

Number of companies planning to price carbon up 23% from 2015

One can project the "CO2 Yield for Crops in the Future

Overall assessment of ETS regime performance

Prices Based on Atmospheric Stabilization

Prices Based on Political Reality

Prices Based on Stalemate

Relative price increases based on carbon tax scenarios

Revised 2013 Social Cost of CO2, 2010-2050 ($2007)

Setting a corporate price on carbon

Six principal design choices in pricing carbon

Subtracting out benefits of energy from non-fossil fuel sources

Summary of carbon tax survey results

Tax, net revenue, and emissions under a carbon tax (main case)

Tax, net revenue, and emissions under a carbon tax (rapid technology progress)

The benefit cost ratio for CO2 is huge

The social cost of carbon emissions

Carbon Pricing for Paris Agreement

Carbon Pricing in Brief

Carbon Pricing Intro

Carbon Pricing Rules of Thumb

Implicit Carbon Pricing

Scoping Out the Topic of Carbon Pricing

Summing Up the Options for Carbon Pricing

437 companies report an internal carbon price in 2015 up from 150 in 2014

2012 What are the ranges of carbon prices used by other utilities?

2013 29 Companies Disclose an Internal Carbon Price

2013 Impact of a $25/ton carbon price on fossil fuels

All tons of CO2 should be priced equally

As governments take real action, carbon prices could rise

Average voluntary market prices should rise to $20-50/tCO2e by 2030

Cap and trade did not lead to a common carbon price - far from it

Cap and trade should have passed, but didn't. Cap and dividend can't pass

Carbon pricing leading to abatement does impose costs - abatement costs money

Common elements of establishing an internal carbon rice

ConocoPhillips Carbon Pricing inour decision-making

Differentiation of responsibilities should be accomplished through the Green Fund

First negotiate a green fund, then a carbon price

Free-ridership cascades into failure

Global carbon pricing addresses the 4 decisive failures of cap and trade

Instruments of climate negotiation should ideally possess three properties

It should be easier to negotiate 1 price than N quantities

Jabil Circuit

Negotiating a carbon charge is difficult but not impossible

No question that there are major compliance issues

Reciprocity is what changes perceptions of self-interest

Talk of carbon pricing evokes the bitter memory of shock therapy in eastern Europe and the developing world. BlackRock’s backstop idea is the logic of the 2008 bank bailouts expanded to the global level – socialise the risks, privatise the profits.

Taylor: 90% of people advocate a modest tax with a strict escalator

Taylor: If liberals are right that mitigation is cheap, then emissions reductions from a carbon tax should be huge

Taylor: Ironically, conservatives have the best answer to climate change - the power of markets and the invisible hand

Taylor: There is NOTHING that will get the job done besides a real price on carbon - regulation can't get there

The carbon prices used were token prices

The existence of multiple uncertain tipping points doubles the optimal carbon tax

The lower the initial price, the more rapid the required increase

The perfect mitigation market scenario

The tradability of a set number of global permits would ensure countries face the same carbon rice

The US and the EU seem less preoccupied with grand schemes of carbon pricing and blended finance, than with pushing a case-by-case approach

This approach would require a serious compliance mechanism

Until countries recognize value of a collective commitment, voluntary altruisim will be insufficient

Works out ~$300/ton in 2050

Works out to ~$80/ton in 2030

Would vote on a universal carbon price, based on the principle of one-person one-vote

Actually prices emissions

But in reality the situation is a lot more complicated, which is why you need a Green Fund

That's been a key source of U.S. resistance

To manage carbon price risk, should use a mid-range forecast

Under an international carbon tax, nations could sort out their compliance however they like