The UK government has proposed its new carbon pricing scheme to replace the European Emissions Trading System (ETS) upon the country’s split with the EU, as the Brexit deadline approaches.
On World Environment Day, 5th June 2020, global institutions working on development, labour and environment have united around key actions for spurring a green, just and transformative recovery. To read
The Global Carbon Accounts 2020 feature a comprehensive overview of the key trends of carbon pricing and put special focus on the European Market Stability Reserve and carbon pricing in
Tiza Mafira, Associate Director at CPI, argues that Indonesia has a unique opportunity to learn from past mistakes and build a recovery that improves the country’s chances for economic stability
As oil-exporting countries struggle to respond to the crisis, there is a way to make critical fiscal resources available. To read the full article, refer to the Prospect website.
Generous government subsidies around the world are, even now, enabling the extraction and burning of fossil fuels that would otherwise remain in the ground. A global technocratic elite that claims
In response to Covid-19, the Treasury is considering changes to the UK’s tax system on a scale not seen for decades. While changes to the tax system are much needed,
The Norwegian government has proposed a NOK 3.6bn crisis package to support green technology projects. Hydrogen, battery technology, offshore wind and low-emission shipping are among the areas that should benefit.
Minister for the Environment Carole Dieschbourg and Minister for Energy Claude Turmes presented Luxembourg’s green relaunch plan, focusing on various support packages that owners who renovate their homes can apply
The article adresses the EU’s recovery plan, which will build on the EU Green Deal as a motor for growth as well as on the requirement to align with green
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