This report analyses the impact of seven key Swiss climate mitigation policies in the buildings, transport and industry sectors on CO2 emissions, including both regulatory and market-based approaches. It does so by linking a technology-rich sectoral partial equilibrium model with the OECD’s economy-wide model. The approach captures both the direct impacts of policies on targeted sectors, reflecting shifts in technological choices, and indirect economy-wide impacts, including shifts in production and demand arising from relative price changes. This pilot study for the Inclusive Forum on Carbon Mitigation Approaches (IFCMA) explores the feasibility of model-based approaches for assessing mitigation(-relevant) policy effectiveness for several countries.
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Evaluating the effectiveness of Switzerland's climate and energy policies
Insights from a model linking approach
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