Add to ORKGPrevious literature has proposed that international cooperation in small groups of countries, so-called “climate clubs,” will be an effective complement to the UNFCCC process. Little research has investigated the potential for an industry-specific climate club. Filling this gap, we assess possibilities for a climate club in the aviation sector in which “leader” countries pay followers to use sustainable aviation fuels (SAFs). We seek to understand if such cooperation is possible at a reasonable price. In addition, we examine the ideal coalition size for successful cooperation and the sensitivity of outcomes to SAF price and mix rate. To investigate these questions, we use an agent-based model calibrated with data on countries’ populations, ...
To achieve the Paris Agreement’s temperature goal, fossil fuel production needs to undergo a managed...
The aviation industry is challenged to reduce its climate impact. The most promising strategy, at le...
The idea of a stringent climate club, once the reserve of academic debates, is quickly gaining groun...
Previous literature has proposed that international cooperation in small groups of countries, so-cal...
Although the Paris agreement arguably made some progress, interest in supplementary approaches to cl...
Although the Paris Agreement arguably made some progress, interest in supplementary approaches to cl...
The minilateral approach of a climate club of countries has been suggested as an intermediate phase ...
Unidad de excelencia María de Maeztu MdM-2015-0552The minilateral approach of a climate club of coun...
International audienceThe Paris agreement has provided a new framework for climate policy. Complemen...
A proposal to combat free-riding in international climate agreements is the notion of a “climate clu...
Case study and model results lend some optimism for the potential of small coalitions with partially...
The climate is changing, and so is climate diplomacy. Global treaties may be failing, while unilate...
The global coverage and the need for consensus explain why the UN Paris agreement, in several critic...
The global challenge of climate change can be solved with effective mechanisms. In this context, com...
Climate clubs are valuable platforms for international and public-private collaboration in global cl...
To achieve the Paris Agreement’s temperature goal, fossil fuel production needs to undergo a managed...
The aviation industry is challenged to reduce its climate impact. The most promising strategy, at le...
The idea of a stringent climate club, once the reserve of academic debates, is quickly gaining groun...
Previous literature has proposed that international cooperation in small groups of countries, so-cal...
Although the Paris agreement arguably made some progress, interest in supplementary approaches to cl...
Although the Paris Agreement arguably made some progress, interest in supplementary approaches to cl...
The minilateral approach of a climate club of countries has been suggested as an intermediate phase ...
Unidad de excelencia María de Maeztu MdM-2015-0552The minilateral approach of a climate club of coun...
International audienceThe Paris agreement has provided a new framework for climate policy. Complemen...
A proposal to combat free-riding in international climate agreements is the notion of a “climate clu...
Case study and model results lend some optimism for the potential of small coalitions with partially...
The climate is changing, and so is climate diplomacy. Global treaties may be failing, while unilate...
The global coverage and the need for consensus explain why the UN Paris agreement, in several critic...
The global challenge of climate change can be solved with effective mechanisms. In this context, com...
Climate clubs are valuable platforms for international and public-private collaboration in global cl...
To achieve the Paris Agreement’s temperature goal, fossil fuel production needs to undergo a managed...
The aviation industry is challenged to reduce its climate impact. The most promising strategy, at le...
The idea of a stringent climate club, once the reserve of academic debates, is quickly gaining groun...