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Energy and Climate Finance

Elizabeth Zelljadt, Ecologic Institute
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Energy and Climate Finance

Presentation
Date
spring term 2014
Location
Washington, DC, United States
Lecture
Elizabeth Zelljadt

The course Energy and Climate Finance introduces students to environmental markets and the policies that create them, focusing mainly on emissions trading systems (ETS) to mitigate climate change. The course also provides an introduction to attributes of the financial sector through its analysis of markets for environmental commodities. Ecologic Fellow Elizabeth Zelljadt has taught this course in spring 2014.

Students learn the economic theory behind market-based environmental policy instruments such as tradable renewable energy credits, carbon offsets, and water rights in a semester of lectures featuring presentations from practitioners including state and federal government, private companies subject to market-based emissions regulation, commodity brokers and representatives from international institutions.

The next session of this course will be offered in spring 2016.

Event
Organizer
Lecture
Elizabeth Zelljadt
Date
spring term 2014
Location
Washington, DC, United States
Language
English
Keywords
carbon management, finance, Master of Science in Energy Policy and Climate, EPC, environmental markets, policies, emissions trading system, ETS, climate change mitigation, financial sector, environmental commodities, economic theory, market-based environmental policy instruments, tradable renewable energy credits, REC, carbon offsets, water rights, practitioners, state and federal government, private companies, commodity brokers, international institutions, World Bank, course, core course, analysis of markets
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