碳价格
波动性(金融)
经济
气候变化
温室气体
排放交易
煤
货币经济学
计量经济学
金融经济学
化学
生态学
生物
有机化学
作者
Jonathan A. Batten,Grace Emily Maddox,Martin R. Young
标识
DOI:10.1016/j.eneco.2020.105016
摘要
This study investigates the extent that key energy prices (coal, gas, oil and electricity) and weather explain carbon prices, a key feature of the European Union Emissions Trading Scheme (EU ETS), and whether this relationship changed since full auctioning came into effect in 2013. Energy prices were found to impact the carbon price in phase III of the EU ETS. However, modelling based solely on energy prices explained only 12% of carbon price variation. Weather variables did not affect the carbon price except for unanticipated temperature changes. These results indicate that it is not the level of temperature that impacts the carbon price, rather it is unanticipated changes in temperature that matter. Given that climate change is associated with increased variance in temperature, this result is consistent with climate change resulting in greater carbon price volatility and higher hedging costs.
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