Resources

Image The ICAP ETS Map provides an interactive global overview of emissions trading systems, including those in force, under development, or under consideration. It offers detailed design insights and downloadable factsheets for each system worldwide.

Image This report gives an overview of global carbon pricing instruments, including taxes, emissions trading systems, and crediting mechanisms. It highlights trends, emerging approaches, and how these tools can support long-term climate goals and accelerate emissions reductions worldwide.

Image The annual Leadership Report showcases the activities of the Coalition and its partners, thought leadership, and actions from the field of carbon pricing.

Image The Call to Action for Paris-Aligned Carbon Markets urges stronger global carbon pricing by expanding domestic and international markets. It aims to scale coverage toward 60% of global emissions and mobilize climate finance to support Paris Agreement goals.

Image The G7 Climate Club is an international initiative launched in 2022 to accelerate implementation of the Paris Agreement. It brings together ambitious countries to coordinate climate action, support net-zero transitions, and address challenges linked to carbon pricing and trade policies.

Image The Carbon Market Platform, launched under Germany’s G7 presidency, fosters international cooperation on carbon pricing. It brings together countries and organisations to strengthen market-based climate action and promote more effective, ambitious, and coordinated carbon market approaches worldwide.

Image The Glasgow Declaration on Carbon Pricing in the Americas reaffirms regional commitment to carbon pricing as a key climate tool. It emphasizes cooperation, market development, and aligned standards to support net-zero pathways and strengthen carbon market integration across jurisdictions.

Image The International Carbon Action Partnership (ICAP) is a global forum for governments working on emissions trading systems. It promotes cooperation, knowledge exchange, and capacity building to support effective ETS design and the potential linking of carbon markets worldwide.

Image Putting a price on carbon pollution is widely recognized as the most cost effective policy to cut emissions. And if there were any doubt about this, Canada is the proof. Canada has had carbon pricing in place in every jurisdiction since 2019. Since then, we’ve seen first-hand how this policy has helped cut emissions while putting money back in people’s pockets and spurring innovation …