Symbiot

2021年7月26日

GlobalData专题研究2021年7月26日(2021年7月26日,最后更新11:15)Symbiot /在上面分享文章欧盟(EU)的全球竞争正在带头达到零,的目标完全否定人类活动产生的温室气体的数量,通过实现碳边境税。随着其他国家效仿,企业将不得不提高他们的气候努力仍然是经济可行的。欧盟碳边境税将如何工作的碳边境调整机制(CBAM)将征收碳排放价格的进口某些商品,包括钢、铁、水泥、和肥料。进口商将被要求支付数字证书代表的二氧化碳量嵌入到他们的产品。这将只适用于在国家运营的公司不实施碳定价系统,它将匹配的碳税,欧盟内部运营的公司通过欧盟的碳排放交易机制。这是一个踏脚石实现欧盟雄心勃勃的气候变化目标,到2030年减排至少55%。如果得到批准,边境税应该从2026年开始生效,后三年过渡阶段将要求进口商监视和报告他们的排放。当完全执行,据估计每年筹集90亿€的收入将用于偿还集体债务由欧盟财政恢复计划。拟议的规定有两个目的。第一个是保护欧洲企业免受外国竞争对手不受到相同的减排标准。 The second one is to avoid the so-called “carbon leakage”, a practice in which companies move their operations abroad to circumvent environmental regulations. The climate action feedback loop is gaining momentum These governmental actions are reinforcing the emerging market mechanism for climate action identified by GlobalData: the climate action feedback loop. Briefly stated, companies take action on climate, win stakeholder support (e.g. from customers, partners, employees, and investors) that drives reputational and competitive advantage, which incentivizes further action and so draws more participation. All companies have the opportunity to make sustainability their competitive advantage and become tomorrow’s leaders in their sectors. Companies that act quickly and decisively to develop timely and actionable emissions reduction targets and offer sustainable products and services, will adapt more quickly to the upcoming climate regulations and gain the greatest market rewards. If you’re interested in finding out more about how your business can prepare for the climate disruption that lies ahead, join analysts Warren Wilson , Alice Cordo Gallucci , and Luke Gowland for an important climate change webinar where they will discuss: How companies can address climate change and provide a selection of examples, from our analysis of over 100 climate action leaders GlobalData’s Climate Action Feedback Loop: A market-based mechanism is starting to drive down Key strategies for climate action: emissions reductions, carbon offsets, carbon capture & storage (CCS). Beyond Paris: How the Science-Based Targets Initiative (SBTi) and The Climate Pledge are catalyzing corporate response on climate.