Carbon markets and COVID-19, William Acworth, Head of ICAP Secretariat

Session 1 presentation from the 5th Strategic Dialogue of the Carbon Market Platform, 4-5 November 2020

Environnement

International Carbon Action Partnership 1
Carbon Markets and COVID-19
William Acworth, Head of ICAP Secretariat
4th November 2020

27- 28 October 2020 International Carbon Action Partnership 2
International Carbon Action Partnership 2
Allowance price developments over the last 10 years
Upwards long-term
trend in prices
EU ETS** $23.66
South Korea ** $18.00
New Zealand** $23.53
California* & Québec* $16.68
RGGI* $6.82
Short term dip in prices
associated with reduced
economic activity from COVID-
19 containment measures.
Quick recovery of allowance price impacts from covid-19 first wave
* Auction price
** Market price

27- 28 October 2020 International Carbon Action Partnership 3
International Carbon Action Partnership 3
A closer look, WCI auction and secondary market
Short term decline in
secondary market
prices.
Allowances withheld
from the market due to
the auction reserve
price.
Auction settles at
reserve price and
secondary market
recovers.
Market stability mechanisms are an important feature of all established markets
Source: ICE data

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International Carbon Action Partnership 4
 On compliance deadlines
– Most major systems (EU ETS, Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI), Western
Climate Initiative (WCI)) did not move their 2019 compliance deadlines
– Others shifted their compliance deadlines such as the Korean ETS (K-ETS) , the
Swiss ETS, most Chinese pilots and the Canadian federal ‘backstop’ output-based
pricing system (OBPS)
 On policy decisions
– For example, China national ETS, and US Transportation and Climate Initiative
final MOU
– Yet significant policy development in New Zealand, Korea and the Europe Union
 On Auctions
– Some auction impacts in WCI, K-ETS, EU ETS, and the Swiss ETS, with either
shifted, cancelled or undersubscribed auctions (demand was short of auctioned
volume or non-existent)
COVID-19 ETS Impacts

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International Carbon Action Partnership 5
Markets responded to the sharp drop in emissions, which is to be
expected.
Market stability mechanisms appear to have been largely effective in
absorbing much of the initial shock caused by COVID-19 lockdowns,
slumps in economic activity, and decreased allowance demand.
Policy makers will watch their systems carefully as we face uncertain future
demand due to ongoing COVID-19 containment measures.
Political will remains strong as increasingly jurisdictions commit to net
zero reduction targets and lawmakers understand that post-virus recovery
is an opportunity to accelerate a low-carbon pathway
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