This paper describes a new governance model for carbon offset markets that encourages governors of carbon markets to adopt design principles to ensure the market grows rapidly, adheres to standards and helps the global economy move towards net zero.
This report contains the proceedings and results of two participatory initiatives in the context of the Conference on the Future of Europe (CoFoE).
This ACER assessment identifies several areas where policy-makers could put further emphasis to future-proof the current electricity market design.
This briefing analyses the social justice implications of building decarbonisation policies by screening four legislative proposals (EPBD, EED, ETS2, SCF), and makes a number of recommendations, including how to improve provisions in the files, and on the narrative and approach to these issues.
This paper provides an analytical summary of emerging points of consensus, along with remaining questions for parties and other stakeholders to consider, when preparing for and participating in the Glasgow–Sharm el-Sheik work programme (GlaSS).