The emergence of « carbon finance », based on new types of financial assets : CO2 assets or « carbon credits », which afford emission reductions and are circulated on these new markets. The advantage of investment funds and other purchase vehicles is the pooling of several purchasers, thereby creating an investment in a project portfolio. Investments in CO2 purchase funds have seen robust growth, which reflects the growing interest in carbon markets and the strengthening of the institutional context. The number of funds created shall however slow down in the future due to strong uncertainties regarding the post-2012 period, the end of Phase I of the Kyoto Protocol. Beyond this date, all has yet to be defined and no one can possibly anticipa...
In this paper we use the hybrid integrated model WITCH to quantify and analyze the investments and f...
Carbon accounting in the financial sector has experienced a rapid growth over the last years. Both p...
Carbon markets or climate finance? Low carbon and adaptation investment choices for the Developing W...
Carbon investment funds : growing faster The emergence of « carbon finance » is based on a new form...
A review of transactions on the so-called « carbon markets », both exchanges of project-based greenh...
Financial markets play a vital role in the allocation of the world’s resources. Yet financial market...
In the COP 21 Paris Agreement, Parties agreed to hold the increase in the global average temperature...
Carbon markets in the world A review of transactions on the so-called « carbon markets », both exch...
Financial markets play a vital role in the allocation of the world’s resources. Yet financial market...
International audienceThe Cancun conference decided to establish a Climate Green Fund (CGF) to help ...
Achieving net zero emissions will require an unprecedented transformation of our infrastructure syst...
Ce rapport est disponible dans : Climate BriefAccording to the latest IEA World Energy Outlook, ener...
Financial markets play a vital role in the allocation of the world’s resources. Yet financial market...
In this paper we use the hybrid integrated model WITCH to quantify and analyze the investments and f...
Since 1880, the temperature of global has increased by 0.85 degree Celsius. Due to the increase in t...
In this paper we use the hybrid integrated model WITCH to quantify and analyze the investments and f...
Carbon accounting in the financial sector has experienced a rapid growth over the last years. Both p...
Carbon markets or climate finance? Low carbon and adaptation investment choices for the Developing W...
Carbon investment funds : growing faster The emergence of « carbon finance » is based on a new form...
A review of transactions on the so-called « carbon markets », both exchanges of project-based greenh...
Financial markets play a vital role in the allocation of the world’s resources. Yet financial market...
In the COP 21 Paris Agreement, Parties agreed to hold the increase in the global average temperature...
Carbon markets in the world A review of transactions on the so-called « carbon markets », both exch...
Financial markets play a vital role in the allocation of the world’s resources. Yet financial market...
International audienceThe Cancun conference decided to establish a Climate Green Fund (CGF) to help ...
Achieving net zero emissions will require an unprecedented transformation of our infrastructure syst...
Ce rapport est disponible dans : Climate BriefAccording to the latest IEA World Energy Outlook, ener...
Financial markets play a vital role in the allocation of the world’s resources. Yet financial market...
In this paper we use the hybrid integrated model WITCH to quantify and analyze the investments and f...
Since 1880, the temperature of global has increased by 0.85 degree Celsius. Due to the increase in t...
In this paper we use the hybrid integrated model WITCH to quantify and analyze the investments and f...
Carbon accounting in the financial sector has experienced a rapid growth over the last years. Both p...
Carbon markets or climate finance? Low carbon and adaptation investment choices for the Developing W...