Headings - Extracted Materials
E - Carbon Taxation
Extracted Graphics | Extracted Ideas
E - Cap and Dividend
E - Carbon Pricing Revenues and Use
E - Revenue Neutral Carbon Tax
2010 Fig 5. Tail risk vs. carbon tax
2010 Fig 6
2010 Regret analysis for alternative carbon taxes
2013 Sales of refined petroleum subject to BC carbon tax, per capita
2016 Carbon tax paths for U.S. Paris Agreement
2016 Carbon taxation vs. emissions trading
2016 Emissions reductions for U.S. Paris Agreement with carbon tax
2016 Implications of delay for carbon tax levels to achieve Paris Agreement
2016 Real GDP losses associated with carbon tax with recycling
2016 Real GDP losses losses associated with carbon tax for Paris Agreement
2017 Per capita emissions from transport over time
2017 States that are promising or have potential for carbon taxes
2017 Taxes on gasoline over time in Sweden
2020 Average percentage of CO2e emission reductions over time from consumer fossil fuel subsidy reduction and 10% taxation
2021 Comparision carbon taxes and ETS
2021 Comparison of emissions trading and carbon taxes
2021 Deciding between emissions trading scheme or carbon tax
CO2 content and tax rates for fossil fuels at $49/ton CO2
Income implications of $49 carbon tax with revenue recycling options
Income implications of $49 carbon tax without revenue recycling
Norway's carbon tax experience
Relative price increases based on carbon tax scenarios
Tax, net revenue, and emissions under a carbon tax (main case)
Tax, net revenue, and emissions under a carbon tax (rapid technology progress)
The uncertainties looked at in the paper suggest setting an appropriate carbon tax difficult, if not impossible
Carbon Pricing TOC
I - BusinessCarbonPricingAdvocacy
I - CapandTrade
I - CarbonOffsetPrices
I - CarbonOffsetsandCarbonPricing
I - CarbonPriceCorridor
I - CarbonPriceForecasting
I - CarbonPricingandEmissionsReductions
I - CarbonPricingandTechnologyInnovation
I - CarbonPricingHistoryandTrends
I - CarbonPricingImpacts
I - CarbonPricinginScenarioPlanning
I - CarbonPricingPoliticalFeasibility
I - CarbonPricingviaCarbonMarkets
I - CarbonPricingwithComplementaryPolicies
I - ClimateExactions
I - ConsumptionBasedCarbonPricing
I - CurrentDamagesasCarbonPrice
I - EvaluatingBCsCarbonTax
I - EvaluatingCarbonPricing
I - GlobalCarbonPricing
I - ImplicitCarbonPricing
I - InternalCarbonPricing
I - PolicyasCarbonPricing
I - RCCRiskCostofCarbonasCarbonPrice
I - SCCasCarbonPrice
I - SVMASocialValueofMitigationAction
I - TargetBasedCarbonPricing
I - UseofCarbonRevenues
S - Carbon Markets
S - Carbon Price Forecasts
S - Carbon Pricing Futures
S - Carbon Pricing History and Trends
S - Carbon Pricing in the Electricity Sector
S - Carbon Pricing Policy as Business Risk
S - Carbon Pricing Sources
S - Carbon Pricing System Design
S - Evaluating Carbon Pricing
S - Impacts of Pricing Carbon
S - Internal Corporate Carbon Pricing
S - National and Global Carbon Pricing
S - SCC Social Cost of Carbon
S - State and Local Carbon Pricing
S - Taxing Carbon
S - Why and How of Pricing Carbon
N - Carbon Price Forecasting
N - Carbon Pricing Advocacy
N - Carbon Pricing Impacts
N - Carbon Pricing News - Topical
N - Carbon Pricing Trends
N - Evaluating Carbon Pricing
N - Internal Carbon Pricing - Business and Other
N - SCC Social Cost of Carbon News
N - State Carbon Pricing
N - Taxing Carbon
T - Carbon Pricing Individuals
T - Carbon Pricing Networks
V - Carbon Pricing
E - Business Carbon Pricing Advocacy
E - Cap and Trade Performance
E - Carbon Price Design
E - Carbon pricing politics
E - Carbon Pricing Coverage
E - Carbon Pricing History and Trends
E - Carbon Pricing Impacts
E - Carbon Pricing Required for Emissions Targets
E - Carbon Pricing Scenarios and Forecasts
E - Carbon Taxation
E - Case for Carbon Pricing
E - Company-Specific Carbon Pricing
E - Evaluating Carbon Pricing
E - Implicit Carbon Price of Policies and Measures
E - Internal Business Carbon Pricing
E - Negotiating a Global Carbon Price
Market Mechanisms TOC
I - AdaptationMarkets
I - AlternativestoCarbonPricing
I - BoundingCarbonMarketOutcomes
I - BoundingCarbonPrices
I - BritishColumbiaCarbonTax
I - BusinessandCarbonPricing
I - CapandTrade
I - CarbonMarkets
I - CarbonMarketsandAgriculture
I - CarbonOffsetCritiques
I - CarbonOffsets (Deep Dive)
I - CarbonOffsetsasGreenwishing
I - CarbonOffsetsinCarbonTaxation
I - CarbonPriceForecasting
I - CarbonPricing (Deep Dive)
I - CarbonPricingApproaches/Strategies
I - CarbonPricingChallenges
I - CarbonPricingHistoryandTrends
I - CarbonPricingImpacts
I - CarbonPricingPoliticalFeasibility
I - CarbonPricingviaCarbonMarkets
I - CarbonTaxImpacts
I - ComplianceOffsetMarkets
I - EmissionsTrading
I - EvaluatingCarbonMarkets
I - EvaluatingCarbonOffsets
I - EvaluatingCarbonPricing
I - EvaluatingCarbonTaxes
I - EvaluatingMarketMechanisms
I - FossilFuelSubsidies
I - GreenBonds
I - ImplicitCarbonPricing
I - InternalCarbonPricing
I - LinkingCarbonMarkets
I - MarketMechanismsandTechnologyInnovation
I - MarketMechanismsinAviation
I - MarketSolutions
I - OffsetMarkets
I - PersonalCarbonTrading
I - RECsRenewableEnergyCertificates
I - RevenueNeutralCarbonTax
I - SCCasCarbonPrice
I - TargetBasedCarbonPricing
I - VoluntaryOffsetMarkets
S - Carbon Offset Sources (General)
S - Carbon Markets
S - Carbon Pricing History and Trends
S - Carbon Pricing Sources
S - CDM Clean Development Mechanism
S - Compliance Offset Markets
S - Evaluating Market Mechanisms
S - Market Mechanisms
S - Markets and Innovation
S - Offsets as Aviation Mitigation Strategy
S - Taxing Carbon
S - Voluntary Carbon Offset Markets
N - Carbon Offsets News and Opinion
N - Carbon Markets
N - Carbon Pricing News - Topical
N - Carbon Pricing Trends
N - Market Mechanisms
N - Taxing Carbon
T - Carbon Neutrality
T - Carbon Pricing Networks
T - Carbon Taxes
T - Market Mechanisms
T - Offset Protocols
V - Carbon Pricing
V - Market mechanisms
E - Carbon Markets Performance
E - Carbon Pricing Coverage
E - Carbon Pricing History and Trends
E - Carbon Pricing Required for Emissions Targets
E - Carbon Taxation
E - Implicit Carbon Price of Policies and Measures
E - Market Mechanisms
E - Carbon Pricing Extracts
Infographic - Carbon Pricing in Canada
E - Business Carbon Pricing Advocacy
E - Cap and Trade Performance
E - Carbon Markets Performance
E - Carbon Price Design
E - Carbon pricing politics
E - Carbon Pricing Coverage
E - Carbon Pricing History and Trends
E - Carbon Pricing Impacts
E - Carbon Pricing in Practice
E - Carbon Pricing Required for Emissions Targets
E - Carbon Pricing Scenarios and Forecasts
E - Carbon Taxation
E - Case for Carbon Pricing
E - Company-Specific Carbon Pricing
E - Efficient Optimal Carbon Pricing
E - Evaluating Carbon Pricing
E - Implicit Carbon Price of Policies and Measures
E - Internal Business Carbon Pricing
E - Negotiating a Global Carbon Price
E - SCC as Carbon Price
E - Sectoral Carbon Pricing and Pathways
E - Shadow Pricing
2012 The study concluded that policy and technology change in risk, but impacts almost irrelevant
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 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 Comparison of relevant signposts within physical climate scenarios
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 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 Calculated components of the price of carbon facing Norwegian motorists as of 2019
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
Australian Carbon Prices and Food Prices
Calculated "marginal" benefit cost ratio for 2011
Carbon Pricing by Country
Carbon Pricing Coverage by Country
Cheap energy is important for less poverty and better health
Coal keeps electricity prices down
Forward looking benefit cost ratios
GDP will continue to rise rapidly
Impact of Carbon Pricing
One can project the "CO2 Yield for Crops in the Future
Revised 2013 Social Cost of CO2, 2010-2050 ($2007)
Subtracting out benefits of energy from non-fossil fuel sources
The benefit cost ratio for CO2 is huge
The social cost of carbon emissions
As governments take real action, carbon prices could rise
Average voluntary market prices should rise to $20-50/tCO2e by 2030
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 US and the EU seem less preoccupied with grand schemes of carbon pricing and blended finance, than with pushing a case-by-case approach
Works out ~$300/ton in 2050
Works out to ~$80/ton in 2030
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
I - CarbonTaxation
