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October 2012
Flexibility and Federal Oil and Gas Greenhouse Gas Regulations: Containing costs while increasing ambition
This policy brief by the International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD) analyzes the design of federal greenhouse gas (GHG) regulations for Canada's oil and gas sector. The authors argue that because the sector has a limited ability to deliver emission intensity improvements by 2020, regulations must incorporate compliance flexibility—both within the sector (via credit trading) and beyond the sector (via price ceilings and offsets)—to remain cost-effective while increasing environmental ambition.
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Themes: greenhouse gas regulations oil and gas sector compliance flexibility emissions intensity marginal abatement cost
International Institute for Sustainable Development
Document type: Policy brief
Regions: Canada

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