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The most relevant findings were:
- Almost 90 countries including some form of carbon pricing or other fiscal policies in their Intended Nationally Determined Contributions (INDCs);
- Only around 12 per cent of annual global GHG emissions are formally priced;
- Fiscal policies such as carbon pricing and fossil fuel subsidy reform can provide a cost-effective approach to addressing climate change;
- Panellists agreed that carbon pricing does not have to mean higher taxes, but rather smarter, more efficient taxes.
You can find a summary of the event here.