The world's carbon markets
A case study guide to emissions trading
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Emission trading programs (or carbon markets) cap and cut climate pollution, harnessing the power of market forces to drive carbon pollution down and spur investment into innovative technologies.
Carbon markets are now underway in over 50 jurisdictions around the world that are home to over 1 billion people.
In these case studies, you will find detailed information about the key design elements and unique features of 19 multi-national, national, regional and local emissions trading systems that are operating or being considered to address climate change.
Case studies
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Australia [PDF]
Last updated: January 2018 -
Brazil [PDF]
Last updated: January 2018 -
California [PDF]
Last updated: January 2018 -
Colombia [PDF]
Late updated: January 2018 -
EU [PDF]
Last updated: May 2015 -
India [PDF]
Last updated: May 2015 -
Japan [PDF]
Last updated: January 2018 -
Kazakhstan [PDF]
Last updated: January 2018 -
Mexico [PDF]
Last updated: January 2018 -
New Zealand [PDF]
Last updated: January 2018 -
Norway [PDF]
Last updated: May 2015 -
Ontario [PDF]
Last updated: January 2018 -
Quebec [PDF]
Last updated: April 2015 -
RGGI [PDF]
Last updated: January 2018 -
South Africa [PDF]
Last updated: January 2018 -
South Korea [PDF]
Last updated: January 2018 -
Switzerland [PDF]
Last updated: May 2015 -
Tokyo [PDF]
Last updated: May 2015 -
United Kingdom [PDF]
Last updated: May 2015
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Alberta [PDF]
Last updated: April 2015 -
Australia [PDF]
Last updated: May 2015 -
Brazil [PDF]
Last updated: May 2015 -
California [PDF]
Last updated: April 2015 -
Japan [PDF]
Last updated: May 2015 -
Kazakhstan [PDF]
Last updated: May 2015 -
Mexico [PDF]
Last updated: May 2015 -
New Zealand [PDF]
Last updated: May 2015 -
RGGI [PDF]
Last updated: April 2015 -
South Africa [PDF]
Last updated: May 2015 -
South Korea [PDF]
Last updated: March 2014