Commodity Market Report
Can decarbonization trends be slowed?: Northeast long-term outlook H2 2017 No Carbon case
This report is currently unavailable
*Please note that this report only includes an Excel data file if this is indicated in "What's included" below
Report summary
In this No Carbon sensitivity, a future without any US federal carbon pricing effectively assumes a world in which federal climate change efforts are tabled and power sector carbon emissions are allowed to continue to grow unabated. However, given the current momentum in investment seen within US power & renewables markets, even without a carbon tax to incentivize further de-carbonization, power sector emissions grow relatively slowly throughout the outlook.
Table of contents
- This No Carbon case represents the absence of any kind of federal carbon policy but maintains non-federal CO 2 cap-and-trade programs and regional CO 2 markets such as California-AB32, RGGI and Canadian initiatives
- Removal of the Federal carbon tax assumptions leads to significant inter-fuel competition and altered plant dispatch dynamics post-2028
Tables and charts
No table or charts specified
What's included
This report contains:
Other reports you may be interested in
Commodity Market Report
Will renewables lose momentum without carbon policy?—The Northeast 'No Federal Carbon' Case
Wood Mackenzie's 'No Federal Carbon case' has significant impact to power pricing/generator dispatch and new build economics.
$10,150
Commodity Market Report
Will renewables lose momentum without carbon policy?—The ERCOT 'No Federal Carbon' Case
Wood Mackenzie's 'No Federal Carbon case' has significant impact to power pricing/generator dispatch and new build economics.
$10,150
Commodity Market Report
Will renewables lose momentum without carbon policy?—The Southeast 'No Federal Carbon' Case
Wood Mackenzie's 'No Federal Carbon case' has significant impact to power pricing/generator dispatch and new build economics.
$10,150
