Implementing a Carbon tax in the transportation sector
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This paper analyzes the effect of implementing a carbon tax in the transportation sector, finding that the proposed tax schedule reduces taxation inequality by 11 percent.
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This paper analyzes the effect of implementing a carbon tax in the transportation sector, finding that the proposed tax schedule reduces taxation inequality by 11 percent.
Kong Z, Zhang H, Liu M +1
This study quantifies the spatial mismatch between ecosystem carbon storage and economic development in China using a high-resolution carbon storage account and a Carbon-improved GDP (C-GDP) metric. It finds persistent regional inequality (…
Xin Zhang, Fanglin Chen
This replication note examines the robustness of findings from a study on employment trade-offs in China's carbon market, highlighting data limitations and methodological concerns.
Nicolas Triech
This paper independently evaluates the findings of 'Yellow Vests, Pessimistic Beliefs, and Carbon Tax Aversion', examining the link between pessimistic beliefs and aversion to carbon taxation in the context of the Yellow Vests protests.
Anirban Dalui, Ritik Kumar Patra, Jatin Tiwary +1
This paper proposes a decentralized framework for carbon credit verification and exchange using blockchain technology. It enhances transparency and tamper-proofing, preventing double-counting of credits. The framework discusses implementati…
Ayituerxun Shamuxi, Hong-Tao Zhou, Yan-Song Shi +4
This study uses a coupled PLUS-InVEST model to estimate the economic value of land use change and carbon storage in Xinjiang. From 1990 to 2020, the economic value increased by 1126.199 billion yuan (80.89%). Under the ecological protection…
Jiajun Xu, Junyao Li, Junjie Zhong +1
This paper applies Proximal Policy Optimization (PPO) to robust scheduling of integrated energy systems under a ladder-type carbon trading mechanism. It discovers a profit inversion phenomenon, analyzing how carbon price structures affect o…
Dwi Kurniawan, I. Juwana, S. Ohmori +2
This study proposes integrating carbon market prices into production planning to reduce environmental impact while maintaining economic efficiency. It provides insights for corporate decarbonization strategies, though details are unavailabl…
Pan X.
This paper explores the potential for cooperation between China and African countries on emission trading schemes (ETS). It examines institutional frameworks, challenges of market linkage, and economic and climate benefits for both sides.
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This erratum corrects a previous study on the impact of Korea's emissions trading scheme on publicly traded firms.
Tran Van Mong
This paper analyzes the legal framework for carbon credit trading on Vietnam's Voluntary Carbon Market (VCM) in the context of net-zero by 2050. It reviews Party documents and current laws (Environmental Protection Law 2020, Decrees 06/2022…
Jay Zarnikau
This review examines empirical evidence on how ETS price signals drive decarbonisation in the power sector and interact with overlapping policies (e.g., renewables subsidies). It highlights the importance of policy coherence for carbon pric…
Lensing, Paul
This paper analyzes the impact of the upcoming EU ETS-2 (2027) on housing affordability in Austria. It compares Austrian and German cost-sharing regulations for carbon costs in buildings and simulates the financial burden on tenants under r…
Corina Chironachi, Dorina Clichici
This paper analyzes Moldova's green fiscal policy in the context of its EU candidate status, using comparative legal analysis and quantitative data on environmental tax revenues (2018-2024). It identifies gaps such as the lack of a comprehe…
Augustine Senanu Komla Kukah
This research develops a carbon trading framework for the construction industry using expert forum and PLS-SEM. It identifies key factors and models relationships among them. The framework provides decision support tools for stakeholders to…
Abdullah A. Aljughaiman, Mosab I. Tabash (17340850), Suzan Sameer Issa +1
This paper analyzes the shock transmission mechanism between conditional volatilities in European emerging stock markets and the EU-ETS carbon market using quantile domain methods. It quantifies the interdependence between carbon and financ…
Jiahao Zhai, Hongru Shi, Lijun Ma +3
This paper proposes a multi-time scale scheduling strategy for hybrid energy storage systems in microgrids with high photovoltaic penetration, incorporating a stepped carbon trading mechanism. The approach aims to optimize operational costs…
Nophea Sasaki, Han Phoumin
This paper analyzes the current state of carbon pricing in Thailand and assesses market readiness. It examines policy frameworks and implementation challenges, providing insights relevant to climate action in ASEAN economies.
Solomon Nborkan Nakouwo, Yajie Chen, Dayong Zhang
This paper analyzes the relationship between emissions trading systems (ETS) and international capital flows in ASEAN and East Asia. It examines how ETS implementation affects capital movements and investment patterns in the region, conside…
Jiarui Zhong, Franziska Piontek, Benjamin Bodirsky +9
This study analyzes the distributional impacts of 1.5°C overshoot pathways, comparing low- and high-overshoot scenarios. Low overshoot raises inequality earlier and keeps it elevated, while high overshoot delays impacts but leads to sharper…
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