Links dynamic models of the United States to estimate the initial incidence of a carbon tax.
A comprehensive reference guide to the design features, revenue options and economic consequences from different approaches to pricing carbon.
Argues that traditional financial evaluation of uncertain climate risks favors an initially high (>$100/ton) CO2 price, which rises modestly over the next decade, before falling with time.
A variety of carbon pricing bills circulated through the US Congress in 2019 and 2020. They are linked and summarized here.
Surveys design and modeling principles, potential externalities, oversight and compliance considerations, and case studies.
Focuses on data and information on the evolving initiatives that put a price on carbon, in terms of their most current status and emerging trends.
Established a platform for governmental cooperation on Carbon Pricing in the Americas and a working group with the purpose of providing a knowledge-sharing forum.
Summarizes global progress in implementing carbon cap and tax schemes.
Would have required the DOE to establish demonstration grant programs for Smart Grid technologies.
Would have given a 30% tax credit to energy storage, equivalent to renewable energy tax support.