Curious about carbon investing?
Through the Paris Agreement and other initiatives, corporations are incentivizing CO2 reductions by buying and selling carbon credits now or through future contracts. Philip talks with Klaus Thuerbach, a carbon and commodity markets expert, and Founding Partner and Co-CIO at Klima Capital. Find out exactly what carbon investing is, including three main benefits of participating in the carbon market or trading.
Learn how the carbon market can enhance your portfolio while also reducing global warming!
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Introduce Klaus Thuerbach of Klima Capital
Whys and "hows" of investing in carbon credits
Global warming reduction benchmarks
Global leaders incentivize reductions by pricing CO2
Carbon pricing already affects 1/3 of global population
Are we too late? Will financial restrictions and incentives work?
Is carbon pricing being used worldwide?
Three financial tools used to reduce carbon emissions
Difference between voluntary and non-voluntary carbon markets
Defining regulated or non-voluntary carbon markets
Defining voluntary carbon markets
Is there a preference for regulated and non-voluntary markets by governments?
Defining the three financial methods to reduce carbon emissions
Method 1: Governmental regulation
Method 2: Taxing carbon emissions
Method 3: Cap and Trade Model
Specific industries targeted by cap and trade systems
Industries that avoid regulation and alternative reduction methods
Investment opportunities with cap and trade markets
Defining "trade" in "cap and trade"
How much can you buy in a cap and trade market / rich investor example and investing limits
Holding and hoarding cap and trade investments
How do you make money?: Breaking down the coprorate incentives of cap and trade investing
How do you lose money here — I don't get it: Understanding this commodity market's supply and demand
Inflation impact of cap and trade markets
Utilizing the money collected / what governments do with funds
Where cap and trade markets are utilized worldwide
California case study: the unique aspects of the CA carbon market
Understanding the dependencies of primary and secondary markets
Inflation impact of cap and trade markets
Understanding the dependencies of primary and secondary markets
3 benefits of utilizing cap and trade in personal investment portfolios
