The Role of Carbon Markets in Tackling Aviation Emissions

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In 2016, the International Civil Aviation Organization adopted the Carbon Offsetting and Reduction Scheme for International Aviation (CORSIA) to limit the climate impact of international air travel and ensure carbon neutral growth from 2020. The EU has integrated aviation into its own ETS. But are these efforts enough to tackle the growth in emissions from aviation? How can market-based instruments contribute further?

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09 June 2021 - 14:00

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In 2016, the International Civil Aviation Organization adopted the Carbon Offsetting and Reduction Scheme for International Aviation (CORSIA) to limit the climate impact of international air travel and ensure carbon neutral growth from 2020. The EU has integrated aviation into its own ETS. But are these efforts enough to tackle the growth in emissions from aviation? How can market-based instruments contribute further?

These and other questions were addressed in this webinar, which is part of the ETS for Policy Practitioners webinar series hosted by ICAP with support of the European Commission

Presentations are available for download:

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  • Lambert Schneider, Öko-Institut: The Role of Carbon Markets in Tackling Aviation Emissions (pdf, English, 3.3 MB)
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  • Carlos Arredondo, Vivid Economics: Initial Remarks: The Role of Carbon Markets in Tackling Aviation Emissions (pdf, English, 1.2 MB)
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Lambert Schneider

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Lambert Schneider
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Research Coordinator for International Climate Policy, Öko-Institut
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Juan Carlos Arredondo

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Juan Carlos Arredondo
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Engagement Manager, Vivid Economics
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Pedro Piris-Cabezas

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Pedro Piris-Cabezas
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Director Sustainable International Transport & Lead Senior Economist, Environmental Defense Fund