Post-2012: The Copenhagen commitments
Published: 18 Sep 2008 14:09 CET
Last updated: 08 Oct 2008 13:08 CET
What will be the main features of the global climate regime expected to emerge from the Copenhagen meeting in 2009? Will the US, China and other major countries take on GHG emission reduction requirements? This CMA presents Point Carbon's main political scenario and outlines what share of global emissions we think will be covered by the new framework. We also estimate the total demand for reductions in the 2013-17and 2018-22 periods.
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