Developing a Carbon Market

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EU ETS Implementation in Germany and its Transfer Potential for Brazil

Natascha Trennepohl(Autor*in)

Tectum Wissenschaftsverlag

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Erschienen am 19. November 2021

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Intro
Foreword
Preface
List of Abbreviations
Introduction
Chapter 1. International Architecture: The Climate Change Legal Regime and Carbon Markets
1.1. The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)
1.2. The Kyoto Protocol (KP)
1.2.1 Joint Implementation and Clean Development Mechanism
1.2.2. Emissions Trading and Use of Offsets
1.2.3. Units Accepted under the KP Framework
1.2.4. Compliance Framework Outside the Kyoto Protocol
1.3. The Paris Agreement and the New Climate Regime
Chapter 2. European Framework: Design Elements of the European Union Emissions Trading Scheme (EU ETS)
2.1. Institutional and Regulatory Framework at Union Level
2.1.1. Institutions: Executive, Judicial, Legislative Branches
2.1.2. The Legislative Procedure
2.1.3. Competence in Environmental Matters
2.2. General Framework and Design Elements of the EU ETS
2.2.1. Definition of Coverage and Scope
2.2.2. Setting the Cap: From Member States to the Union Registry
2.2.3. Allocation Method: From Free Allocation to Auctioning
2.2.4. Legal Nature of Allowances
2.2.5. Compliance Flexibility: Offsets, Banking, and Borrowing
2.2.6. Enforcement: Monitoring, Reporting, Verification
2.2.7. Reform of the EU ETS: Back-loading of Allowances and Market Stability Reserve
2.3. Court Cases
2.3.1. Court of Justice of the European Union
2.3.2. Rulings of the CJEU related to the Functioning of the EU ETS
A. The NAPs and the Principle of Equal Treatment
B. Enforcement and Penalties for noncompliance
C. Allocation and Legal Certainty
Chapter 3. Germany: Implementation of the EU ETS Directive
3.1. Institutional and Regulatory Framework at Member State Level
3.1.1. Powers: Legislative, Executive, Judicial Branches
3.1.2. Competences: Environmental and Climate Matters
3.1.3. State and National Climate Laws
3.2. Transposing the EU ETS Directive into National Action and Court Cases
3.2.1. Preparing the Ground for the EU ETS
3.2.2. The German Greenhouse Gas Emission Allowance Trading Act (TEHG)
3.2.3. The German Allocation Acts and Ordinances (ZuG / ZuV)
3.3. German National Emissions Trading System (nEHS)
Chapter 4. Brazil: General Framework on Climate Change and Voluntary GHG Emission Reduction Targets
4.1. Institutional and Regulatory Framework
4.1.1. Institutions: Legislative, Executive, Judicial Branches
4.1.2. Competence in Environmental Matters
4.1.3. From International Negotiations to the National Regulation of Greenhouse Gas Emissions
4.2. General Framework and the National Policy on Climate Change
4.2.1. The Institutional Framework at Federal Level
4.2.2. GHG Emissions and Targets at National Level
4.2.3. Pilot Projects and State Initiatives
4.3. The Brazilian Emissions Reduction Market (MBRE)
4.4. Instruments: Sectoral Plans and Funding
4.5. Mandatory Targets and Biofuels: RenovaBio
4.6. Court Cases
Chapter 5. Path Forward: Cooperation in a Fragmented Framework
5.1. Compliance vs. Voluntary Carbon Markets: Similarities and Differences
5.1.1. What drives Demand and Supply?
5.1.2. What are the Units that can be Traded?
5.1.3. Which Is the Role Played by Registry Systems?
5.2. Pos-2020: The Consolidation of a Fragmented Framework with Carbon Border Adjustments
Conclusions
References
References of Regulations / Decisions
International (UNFCCC / KP)
European Union
Germany
Brazil
References of Court Cases

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