The economics of transitioning away from fossil fuels

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Organised by the Economics of Climate Organisation ECO , which is hosted by the Economics of Environment and Energy Programme at STICERD in collaboration with the International Growth Centre IGC and the Global School of Sustainability GSOS . At COP28 in Dubai, countries agreed, for the first time, to transition away from fossil fuels in energy systems, in a just, orderly and equitable manner. Governments now face questions that are as much economic as political in turning that commitment into practice: how quickly can clean technologies keep falling in cost, what role can carbon pricing play in driving the transition, and why investment in clean energy continues to bypass many of the countries with the greatest potential. The COP30 Presidency has prepared a Roadmap for…

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