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Catching up with climate investment in the European Union

The Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) will audition the European Commissioner-designates in early November. The hearings are a crucial moment to seek commitment from the EU’s next executive team on the priorities for the coming five years and how they will delivered – including on the urgent issue of investment in the climate transition.

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  • 24/11/2016 Foreword of the week
    Read the presentations from our COP22 events
    Industry, Energy and Climate Internal carbon pricing: a voluntary and innovative strategy adopted by businesses, organized by I4CE, EPE Quantifying the sectoral and national impacts of the INDCs and the role of carbon pricing policies, organized by I4CE, Enerdata, AFD How to align EU policy with the goals of the Paris Agreement, organized by I4CE, IETA, Enerdata […]
  • 19/11/2016
    Effects of Interactions between EU Climate and Energy Policies
    The CARISMA case study analysis on energy and climate policy interactions aims to complement existing literature on policy interactions by addressing a set of aspects of policy interactions related to: the policy levels at which interactions may occur (EU, national or regional levels), inter-temporal interactions (e.g., short term versus long term policy interactions), and interactions […]
  • 16/11/2016 Foreword of the week
    I4CE becomes a North/South think-tank on climate economics
    Marrakech, COP22, November 16 2016 – We are proud to announce that Caisse de Dépôt et Gestion du Maroc will be joining our founding members, Caisse des Dépôts Group, the Agence Française de Développement (AFD) and the ADEME, French Environment and Energy Management Agency, to support the governance and financing of I4CE – Institute for […]
  • 15/11/2016
    Financial instruments public private investment – Kanberoglu (TSKB)
  • 15/11/2016
    Financial instruments public private investment – Horrocks (OECD)
  • 15/11/2016
    Financial instruments public private investment – Cochran (I4CE)
  • 10/11/2016
    Unlocking finance for decentralised energy access
  • 04/11/2016 Special issues
    Key figures on Climate, France and Worldwide – 2017 edition
    On the day of the commencement of the Paris Agreement, and on the brink of the 22nd Conference of the Parties on Climate Change (COP 22) which will be held in Marrakech from 7 to 18 November 2016, I4CE-Institute for Climate Economics and the French Ministry of Environment, Energy and the Sea are pleased to […]
  • 03/11/2016 Foreword of the week
    From NDCs to National Climate Investment Plans: domestic investment and climate finance tracking
    From NDCs to National Climate Investment Plans: domestic investment and climate finance tracking Transforming the NDCs into financeable investment plans requires an understanding of existing domestic and international flows – private or public – in all countries. Practitioners and country representatives discussed how this data and cross-country comparison can help reorient and scale up financial […]
  • 03/11/2016 Foreword of the week
    Financial Instruments to promote public-private investment in low-carbon, climate- resilient development
    Financial Instruments to promote public-private investment in low-carbon, climate- resilient development – I4CE and AFD Joint side event There are great opportunities to use financial instruments, such as green bonds, credit lines, ‘blended’ finance, to support low-carbon, climate-resilient development around the world – and particularly in Africa. This event fostered a discussion on how to […]
  • 03/11/2016 Climate Brief
    Climate governance & the Paris Agreement: the bold gamble of transnational cooperation
    The political process introduced by COP21 has enabled a new avenue for multilateral cooperation on climate action. This new process focuses largely on cooperation and inclusivity to encourage all actors, public and private, to commit and act for the climate. In contrast to simply sharing the burden of emissions reduction effort, this dynamic encourages actors to explore and capitalize on benefits and co-benefits […]
  • 31/10/2016 Climate Brief
    Six lessons on carbon accounting for Article 6 of the Paris Agreement
    A stringent, but flexible, MRV system is pivotal to mitigating the risk of future carbon crediting mechanisms compromising the ambition of the Paris Agreement. Namely, demonstrating additionality of projects and setting stringent emissions reduction baselines serve as the main tools to safeguard environmental integrity of the mechanism, especially given the insufficient ambition of current NDCs […]
  • 26/10/2016
    Flyer VOCAL project -ENG 2016
  • 14/10/2016 Foreword of the week
    Tailoring carbon taxes to emerging countries’ circumstances
    Manasvini Vaidyula, Marion Afriat & Lara Dahan from I4CE’s Industry Energy and Climate team have recently published blog post on the Ideas for Development blog coordinated by Agence Francaise de Développement. As emerging economies continue to experience rapid growth, their decarbonisation strategies will play a crucial role in realising the Paris Agreement. In the global pursuit of […]
  • 07/10/2016 Special issues
    Panorama of explicit carbon prices
    In September 2016, I4CE updated its database on carbon pricing policies and published a panorama of explicit carbon pricing policies. This panorama presents an implementation timeline, a world map and a table that together, provide information on: the jurisdictions that have implemented or plan to implement explicit carbon pricing policies, the type of instrument chosen, […]
  • 04/10/2016 Foreword of the week
    I4CE welcomes the Unep Inquiry 2016 report « from momentum to transformation »
    This second edition of the UNEP Inquiry into the design of a sustainable financial system’s report entitled “the financial system we need – from momentum to transformation” organizes the key findings of the Inquiry’s sweeping work into a set of consistent recommendations for aligning financial systems to sustainable development. Read the 2016 report : http://unepinquiry.org/publication/the-financial-system-we-need-from-momentum-to-transformation/
  • 30/09/2016 Foreword of the week
    CARISMA: first synthesis report out
    CARISMA has prepared a Synthesis Report to summarise the work done during the first 18 months of the project. It describes for each main topic what has been done, what has been achieved and what will be the next steps. Read the synthesis report Based on the preliminary project results, the following key messages have […]
  • 30/09/2016 Foreword of the week
    Last chance to vote in the Film4Climate competition!
    Marion Afriat, member of the I4CE Team has submitted a video to the #Film4Climate Global Video Competition. This competition invites young film makers to create a film ON climate action. To discover and support Marion’s video and an inspiring message please follow this link and VOTE WITH JUST ONE CLICK: #Film4Climate Competition: “Learning to Learn Again” by […]
  • 29/09/2016 Foreword of the week
    Sovereign Green Bonds – I4CE’s Op-ed in ID4D blog
    Igor Shishlov, project manager at I4CE has recently published an op-ed on the blog Ideas for Development, a blog coordinated by Agence Francaise de Développement. This article was prepared on the occasion of the announcement made by France on the issuance of its first sovereign green bond by 2017. The issuance of sovereign green bonds by France – […]
  • 29/09/2016 Foreword of the week
    I4CE’s contribution to the Global Climate Action Agenda’s roadmap
    I4CE’s contributions quoted alongside those of other stakeholders in the synthesis report prepared by the COP21 and COP22 champions on of submissions on the roadmap for global climate action. The world climate champions for France and Morocco Laurence Tubiana and Hakima El Haite, launched call for submissions to Parties and Non-Party Stakeholders to the international negotiation […]

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