In view of the persistent climate finance gap and significant investment needs for the global transition, this article proposes a multilateral guarantee mechanism to de-risk renewable energy investment in developing countries, and estimates potential savings.

Price uncertainty and persistent price extremes are frequently cited as shortcomings of the EU ETS. This article assesses the legal and economic rationale for an auction reserve price to support market integrity.

As Parties to the Paris Agreement negotiate operational rules for cooperative approaches under Article 6, this contribution analyses alternative governance options with emphasis on accounting and institutional safeguards.

As climate change increasingly affects the design and application of the law, this article surveys the landscape of climate law education, recommending interactive and experiential methods amid doctrinal adjustments.

This symposium article situates global environmental law within global law debates, addressing questions about its normativity and legitimacy alongside its jurisgenerative potential.

As the intersection between climate and trade policy attracts renewed attention, this article in the American Journal of International Law develops design principles for border carbon adjustments that balance mitigation outcomes, administrative burdens, and legal constraints.

This Environmental Law Reporter article maps post-Paris trade–climate frictions and identifies legal and institutional options to improve regime coherence, reduce disputes, and support clean energy transitions within WTO constraints.

Carbon pricing at politically feasible levels rarely delivers deep reductions on its own. This article surveys conceptual and observed constraints on carbon pricing, and argues in favor of situating pricing within broader policy portfolios to achieve meaningful emissions reductions in line with net-zero trajectories.

This article develops options to link heterogeneous climate policy instruments under a Paris-consistent climate policy architecture, addressing design compatibility and institutional constraints for durable policy linkage and improved international cooperation.

Article assessing whether EU-level centralization produces more ambitious climate outcomes, using empirical evidence to evaluate competence allocation, implementation dynamics, and political constraints on ambition.