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Side event COP 23 : Carbon Pricing – Generating and Using Revenues

Conferences - By : Charlotte VAILLES / Sébastien POSTIC, Phd

Date: November 8th

Time: 10:00am – 11:30am

Location: French Pavilion

Organisers: I4CE, AFD, Enerdata

 

Event Summary:

This event examined (1) the challenges of the implementation of carbon pricing policies, with particular attention given to the experience of France, Europe and developing countries, and (2) the use of revenues generated to support the transition to a low-carbon and climate-resilient economy. Building on more than a decade of experiences in the most pioneering countries, the presentations invited us to reflect on the challenges of implementing carbon pricing policies.

 

The event was structured around a roundtable with stakeholders discussing both the issues of carbon pricing policies and the opportunities offered by the use of carbon revenues. The discussion focused in particular on the experience of Francophone African countries.

 

Chairman: Benoît LEGUET, Managing Director I4CE

Speakers:

18 Nov 2017

Side event COP 23 : Carbon Pricing – Generating and Using Revenues

I4CE Contacts
Charlotte VAILLES
Charlotte VAILLES
Research Fellow – Financing a fair transition Email
Sébastien POSTIC, Phd
Sébastien POSTIC, Phd
Research Fellow – Public finance, Development Email
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