🛢💸 The real deal about Carbon Pricing: Difference between revisions

source 2: https://www.nature.com/articles/nclimate1332</ref> Glen P. Peters, a Norwegian scientist who participated to the later study, considers that in some ways the financial crisis was a missed opportunity to curb future emissions worldwide… A potential next question to open the scope of this carbon pricing series will be: “Will the 2020 crisis caused by COVID19 put some governments on good tracks to Paris pledges, or is it a short minor break on carbon emissions?”  

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Despite being not correlated with a drop in GHG emissions, some see the rise of the EU ETS carbon price since 2018 with hope (see [https://ember-climate.org/data/carbon-price-viewer/ Ember carbon price viewer].) Politics are not at all on the way to purely and simply force Carbon capture and storage (CCS) techniques to be built on all carbon intensive industries — from concrete plant to fossil power plants. Still, soft mechanisms like the ETS market, are supposed to play this role without interfering too much with “business as usual”. Nevertheless, economical models show that only

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