How can existing national climate policy instruments contribute to ETS development?
The study analyses and evaluates national climate policy instruments, such as carbon taxes or green certificate trading schemes, regarding their suitability to serve as a basis for establishing emission trading systems (ETS). There is a general assessment of prototypical policy instruments. Besides, the report contains insights from case studies in India and Mexico. By Nicolas Kreibich, Sonja Butzengeiger-Geyer, Wolfgang Obergassel, Dian Phylipsen, Stephan Hoch, Axel Michaelowa, Valentin Friedmann, Björn Dransfeld, Hanna Wang-Helmreich.
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Cite Sonja Butzengeiger, Axel Michaelowa, Stephan Hoch (2019). How can existing national climate policy instruments contribute to ETS development?. Perspectives Climate Group.
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