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This paper develops a methodology aimed at assisting policymakers in selecting the optimal policy option to support the carbon price within the ETS. We consider different policy proposals that can support the carbon price either by intervening on the ETS cap (-30%, set-aside, carbon central...
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After recalling to which extent the inefficiencies emerged during the Emissions Trading Scheme past trading periods are related to its institutional framework, as defined by the Directive 87/2003/EC, this article focuses on the major provisions of the 2008 European Commission Proposal for a new...
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The purpose of this article is to contribute with new insight to the widespread debate aimed at assessing the Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) effectiveness in promoting emissions reduction. A theoretical benchmark consistent with the Polluter Pays Principle is determined to assess the ETS cap...
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Emissions trading is becoming increasingly popular in environmental law. Allowances to trade emissions can either be auctioned off or handed out free of charge by means of grandfathering. Although grandfathering is frequently used in emissions trading schemes, it is a popular view in the...
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