New ICAP Status Report 2025 on Emissions Trading Worldwide – launching April 8 and 9
The 2025 edition of ICAP’s Emissions Trading Worldwide Status Report, to be published on April 8, highlights the continued expansion and evolution of ETSs worldwide. To accompany the launch, ICAP will host two public webinars, offering a platform for policymakers and experts to discuss recent progress and future directions for emissions trading worldwide.
The 2025 edition of ICAP’s Emissions Trading Worldwide Status Report, to be published on April 8, highlights the continued expansion and evolution of ETSs worldwide. With 38 systems now in force and many more under development, this year’s report provides in-depth insights into the latest design and implementation trends, key policy developments, and the growing role of ETSs in achieving long-term climate goals.
This annual publication remains a cornerstone resource for the carbon market community, featuring up-to-date factsheets, infographics, and a comprehensive executive summary that distills key takeaways from the past year.
To accompany the launch, ICAP will host two public webinars, offering a platform for policymakers and experts to discuss recent progress and future directions for emissions trading worldwide. These sessions will provide insights from ETS jurisdictions and an overview of the report’s main findings.
Save the date and register for one of the sessions below:
We look forward to seeing you there!
🌍Americas and Europe – 8 April 2025, 5:00 PM–6:30 PM CEST
🎙️ Panelists include:
- Julia Ziemann, Carbon Markets & Clean Mobility, European Commission
- Lukas Visek, DG Clima Taskforce, European Commission
- Hannah Lewis, Department for Energy Security and Net Zero, UK
- Mark Sippola, California Air Resources Board, California
- Klenize Fávero, Ministry of Environment and Climate Change, Brazil
- Joe Pryor, Climate Finance and Economics Unit, World Bank
🌍Asia Pacific and Europe – 9 April 2025, 9:00 AM–10:30 AM CEST
🎙️ Panelists include:
- Ruben Vermeeren, Carbon Markets & Clean Mobility, European Commission
- Maja Dittel, DG Clima Taskforce, European Commission
- Alise Karcevska, Department for Energy Security and Net Zero, UK
- Bureau for Energy Efficiency, India (TBD)
- National Climate Strategy Center, China (TBD)
- Dan Beasley, Climate Finance and Economics Unit, World Bank
