Peter Sainsbury·Sep 9, 2022Putting a price on H₂O”When a well is dry, we know the worth of water” — Benjamin FranklinA response icon1A response icon1
Peter Sainsbury·Jul 1, 2022What happens if policymakers are forced to “stamp on the brakes” and force carbon prices higher?Financial markets have typically worked on the assumption that climate policy would be gradually tightened over a period of several years…A response icon1A response icon1
Peter Sainsbury·Jun 30, 2022‘Greenflationary’ expectationsThe lumpy, unpredictable nature of climate change and the transition towards zero carbon is likely to mean that inflation will be higher…
Peter Sainsbury·Jun 29, 2022The great sulphur dioxide allowance bull marketWhat lessons can we learn from the first cap-and-trade system?
Peter Sainsbury·Jun 29, 2022Stranded asset, or last mover advantage?“Stranded assets” are those left unexploited or experience a decline in value due to changing in market conditions and regulations adopted…
Peter Sainsbury·Apr 10, 2022The carbon price is an inflation hedgeAs the price of carbon rises it will increasingly imbed itself in the economy, becoming an important driver of costs for business, and…
Peter Sainsbury·Apr 9, 2022How to think about political risk in carbon markets: Why you should look to the median voter, and…All commodity markets are political, you just need to understand the game that’s being played.
Peter Sainsbury·Apr 8, 2022Natural capital markets: Putting a price on natureCarbon markets are just the start of a revolution putting a price on nature.
Peter Sainsbury·Apr 7, 2022Technology-based carbon removal credits crucial if net-zero targets are to be metThe vast majority of 1.5°C-aligned scenarios require at least some carbon removal.
Peter Sainsbury·Apr 6, 2022Owning up to carbon: Why mandatory climate disclosure requirements could drive demand for emission…The US like many jurisdictions across the globe are in the process of tightening up the rules around what climate related information…