Tag Archives: Clean tech

Signal confusion

Posted on April 18, 2012 by James Atkins

Does the EUA price constitute a signal or not? Should it? Trevor Sikorsky of Barclays Capital argues in Barclays’ Quarterly Carbon Standard (26th March 2012) that: “It is expectations that drive such investment [in clean technology] … not current prices.” … Continue reading →

Posted in Climate change policy | Tagged Archimedes, cap and trade, carbon pricing, Clean tech, Clean technology, climate change policy, compliance co-efficient, emissions trading, EOn, EU Emission Trading Scheme, EU ETS, Günther, price signals, renewable energy, Teyssen | 3 Comments

Clash of the titans: Birol, Stern and Günther.

Posted on March 24, 2012 by James Atkins

The front page of the Financial Times today says: “Soaring oil prices risk recession”. The chief economist of the International Energy Agency, Fatih Birol, says that the high oil prices have the capacity to tip the global economy back into … Continue reading →

Posted in Climate change policy, Environment, society, politics and economics | Tagged cap and trade, carbon pricing, Clean tech, Clean technology, climate change policy, economic policy, emissions trading, EU ETS, externalities, Fatih Birol, IEA, Nicholas Stern | 3 Comments

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Clash of the titans: Birol, Stern and Günther.

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