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ARTICLE · 08 NOVEMBER 2016

Determining The Effective Price Of Carbon

The recent federal plan for a national Canadian carbon price has increased interest in carbon pricing policies and has highlighted the need to go beyond an initial headline number to determine the effective price of carbon.

CanadaEnergy and Natural Resources

Background to Canada's National Carbon Policy

The recent federal plan for a national Canadian carbon price – rising to $50/+ CO2e by 2022 – has increased interest in carbon pricing policies and has highlighted the need to go beyond an initial headline number to determine the effective price of carbon. In light of a forthcoming national price on carbon, business, individuals and government must understand the "all-in costs" associated with carbon pricing in order to make sound strategic decisions. Our federal government should be mindful of the different ways in which a carbon price may impact the different regions of Canada and how different carbon levels may impact consumer and business behavior in different regions of Canada.

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