Thought leaders in carbon, climate change, and the energy transition articulate the rationale for the Onyx Transition platform.
WHITE PAPERS & REPORTS
Supply-side market intervention has the potential to mitigate negative spillover effects and act as both a complement and accelerant to robust policy innovation.
Supply-Side Crediting to Manage Climate Policy Spillover Effects
Michael Mehling, Ph.D., Deputy Director, MIT Center for Energy and Environmental Policy Research
Supply-Side Crediting for Accelerated Decarbonization: A Political Economy Perspective
Michael Mehling, Ph.D., Deputy Director, MIT Center for Energy and Environmental Policy Research
An elimination credit based on decommissioning oil has the unique potential to help us avoid near-term climate tipping points, highlighting the importance of the time value of carbon in the voluntary market.
The Time Is Now: Eliminating Oil Supply Through Carbon Credits
Mark Meldrum, Partner, Systemiq
Shutting in oil has quantifiable emissions benefits, including the measurable portion of oil resupplied by the global market.
Estimating the Emissions Reductions from Supply-Side Fossil Fuel Interventions
Brian C. Prest, Ph.D., Economist & Fellow, Resources for the Future
Harrison Fell, Ph.D., Associate Professor, Department of Agricultural & Resource Economics, North Carolina State University
Deborah Gordon, Senior Principal, Rocky Mountain Institute
TJ Conway, Principal, Rocky Mountain Institute