Events

Carbon pricing unlocked

Date: 17 November

SandT

Time: 10.30 – 12.00
Location: Blue zone – EU Pavilion
Organisers: Ecofys, World Bank, I4CE

Carbon pricing unlocked – an update on the current state and trends of carbon pricing and outlook for carbon pricing action for the public and private sector

Event Summary

At this side event, key findings of the recently published “State and Trends of carbon pricing 2016” produced by the World Bank and Ecofys will be presented. I4CE will discuss the implications of carbon pricing revenues in the public sector and Ecofys will present implications for private sector value chains based on new research under the Carbon Pricing Unlocked partnership. The work presented at the event was supported by the World Bank Group, the Carbon Pricing Leadership Coalition and the Generation Foundation.

 Moderator: James CLOSE | ‎Director Climate Change Group, World Bank Group

 Speakers :

  • Noémie KLEIN | Principal Consultant, Ecofys
  • Emilie ALBEROLA | Program Director, I4CE – Institute for Climate Economics
  • Maarten NEELIS | Principal Consultant, Ecofys

Panelists

  • Damien MEADOWS| Adviser, DG CLima – European Commission
  • Christine FAURE-FEDIGAN | Head of Corporate climate strategy, ENGIE
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