| 英文摘要 |
This paper explores the change of free allowance provision for energy and industrial sectors and subsector in each phase of EU ETS I since 2005. This study also investigates how EU ETS I uses carbon intensity and trade intensity to determine the list of carbon leakage sector and subsector when double pressure from lower percentage of free allowance and smaller amount of total allowance come into enforce. In order to achieve 55% GHG emission reduction lower than 1990 by 2030 under“fit for 55 package,”ETS II will go into effect in 2027/2028 to cover all types of sectors and subsectors which are not cover in ETS I. By 2030 both EU ETS I and EU ETS II will merge into one system. The implementation of EU ETS by then brings into all sectors and subsector after implementation 23-24 years. Moreover, carbon border adjustment mechanism (CBAM) is also applied to cover the related products from the third country which are exported to EU. This study then searches for the engagement of the free allowance phase out and the CBAM phase in. The“modernisation fund,”“innovation fund,”and the“social climate fund”from auctioning revenue of emission permit since 2013 are discussed. The marginal abatement cost is used to examine from the experiences of free allowance provision and carbon leakage list determination from EU ETS how the emission reduction incentive could be arisen from the implementation of low carbon fee with polluter’s voluntary emission reduction commitment. |