On 27th June 2024, Robert Jeszke, CAKE CEO, took part in an expert debate on EU climate policy and the energy transition entitled “Next-Gen Energy and Green Transition: Sustainable Future or Economic Stagnation? Charting a realistic path ahead” at the Czech Embassy organised by the Global Arena Research Institute and the Embassy of the Czech Republic in Warsaw.
Robert Jeszke, in addition to presenting modelling results from recent CAKE analyses, highlighted several key points:
The key role of removals: it is practically impossible to achieve EU reduction targets (net-zero) without CO2 removal technologies (so-called removals) – both natural and technological (BECCS, DACCs).
On June 18th, 2024 Jakub Boratyński, our CAKE modelling expert presented the latest outcomes of our work and the LIFE VIIEW 2050 project at the European University Institute Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies and LIFE COASE Workshop: “The role of carbon markets in reaching carbon neutrality”.
Jakub Boratyński delivered the presentation entitled: „Economic interaction between climate policy instruments. The role of carbon markets in reaching carbon neutrality”. During his speech he provided a brief overwiew of the LIFE VIIEW 2050 project goals and i the simulation modeling toolkit used (CGE model-d- place, MEESA- power sector model, EPICA- agricultural model, TR3E- transport model). He also presented the results of the latest LIFE VIIEW 2050 analysis, which focused on the synergies between the EU ETS and other EU climate policy measures – carbon removal, hydrogen, and transport.
The principal conclusions of the presented outcomes are presented below:
Agenda: LINK
More information: LINK
Presentation: VIIEW_2050_Firenze2024
On June 7th, 2024 Robert Jeszke, head of the Climate and Energy Analysis Centre (CAKE) was present at the 11th Polish Chemistry Congress organized by the Polish Chamber of Chemical Industry (PIPC).
Robert Jeszke gave a presentation entitled: ‘The road to climate neutrality: Key Economic and Industrial Challenges “,
which was based on the results of analyses carried out as part of the LIFE VIIEW 2050 project.
Robert Jeszke highlighted severalchallenges to climate neutrality during his presentation, including those related to:
We would also like to draw your attention to our latest LIFE VIIEW 2050 analysis, which can be downloaded here:
VIIEW on EU ETS 2050: Exploring synergies between the EU ETS and other EU climate policy measures - carbon removal, hydrogen, and sectoral transport policy (3.3 MiB, 535 hits)
Summary & Policy Recommendations (1.1 MiB, 355 hits)
The agenda: https://lnkd.in/ea9htCj7
Further information about the Congress: https://lnkd.in/eX4izCv6.
We would like to thank the Polish Chamber of Chemical Industry for the invitation !
On May 24th, 2024, CAKE had a networking meeting with the the representatives of Transport and Environment (T&E) and Electric Vehicles Promotion Foundation (FPPE).
The CAKE Team represented by Robert Jeszke, CEO of CAKE, Igor Tatarewicz, Expert in energy sector modelling and Aneta Tylka, Expert in Promotion had a chance to meet with Marcin Korolec, Vice President of the Board and Stef Cornelis, Director Electric Fleets Programme from the Transport & Environment (T&E) and Przemysław Sobański, Expert z Electric Vehicles Promotion Foundation (FPPE).
During the meeting Stef Cornelis, (T&E) presented the presentation titled: “How Poland can accelerate and untap the potential of e-mobility”.
The meeting was a great occasion to discuss the challenges concerning the transformation of the transport sector and faster electification, role of taxations and supporting measures,
car and batteries industry strategies in future design of climate policy on the way to achieving climate neutrality. We especially focused on the possibilities of reducing emissions from the transport sector which will be covered by the ETS2 with the social challenges and role of the Social Climate Fund.
More in the latest CAKE/KOBiZE analysis:
VIIEW on EU ETS 2050: Exploring synergies between the EU ETS and other EU climate policy measures - carbon removal, hydrogen, and sectoral transport policy (3.3 MiB, 535 hits)
Summary & Policy Recommendations (1.1 MiB, 355 hits)
“GO2’50. Climate. Society.Economy”, where you can find more information on the ETS2 and its impact on households:
GO2'50.Climate.Society. Economy_No.4_2023 (4.8 MiB, 167 hits)
Thank you for inspiring discussion and possible future collaboration!
During 21-23 of May, Robert Jeszke, CEO of CAKE, participated in the discussion titled “State-of-play in international carbon markets 2024,” organized by the European University Institute, Florence School of Regulation, and School of Transnational Governance in Florence. This event was a key part of the EUI Climate Week 2024 in Florence.
Participants in this discussion explored recent trends in regulated carbon markets and their connections to voluntary carbon markets. In recent years, carbon taxes and Emissions Trading Systems (ETSs) have grown worldwide, but integration has been slow due to differences in design, sectoral coverage, and monitoring methods. Connections with Voluntary Carbon Markets (VCMs) have stalled over concerns about credit quality and verification. Recent findings highlighted challenges in achieving integration and consistent market regulation.
This session provided a crucial platform for exchanging insights on the progress and challenges faced in integrating emissions trading systems globally. The dialogue aimed to foster international cooperation on carbon market policies and examine how these markets can be more effectively aligned and regulated to achieve net-zero goals. This panel represented the first part of the annual NetZero Carbon Market Policy Dialogue organized under the framework of the LIFECOASE project.
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