How to use the Carbon Pricing Dashboard?
The Carbon Pricing Dashboard provides details about direct carbon pricing instruments and carbon markets around the world. The dashboard includes data published in the World Bank’s State and Trends of Carbon Pricing Report and is structured into two main sections: compliance instruments and carbon crediting markets. Click on the tabs below to access details on carbon taxes and emissions trading systems. This includes detailed information and visualizations on design attributes, GHG emissions coverage, price, and revenue. Click on the tabs underneath carbon crediting markets to access information and visualizations regarding crediting mechanisms (international, independent, and governmental), including issuances. This section also includes information regarding participation in cooperative approaches under Article 6.2 of the Paris Agreement.
113
ETS 37
Carbon Tax 43
Governmental Crediting mechanisms 33
Instruments Implemented
55
National Jurisdictions
44
Subnational Jurisdictions
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Compliance instruments include ETSs and Carbon taxes. Compliance instruments are considered "Implemented" once they have been formally adopted through legislation and compliance obligations are in force and enforced. Crediting mechanisms are considered implemented if they have issued credits (or have frameworks in place to allow credits to be used domestically, such as in South Africa).
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