Lucas and Luna break down the real economics behind carbon pricing, green policy, and the hidden costs of sustainability. Each episode examines a specific mechanism — from EU ETS permit prices to the impact of US Inflation Reduction Act subsidies on corporate balance sheets — and traces how these policies ripple through energy markets, manufacturing, and consumer prices. Lucas brings the numbers and institutional context (how the World Bank's carbon pricing dashboard works, what the Social Cost of Carbon actually measures), while Luna pushes for the practical implications: does a €50 carbon tax actually change behavior? What happens when a steel plant in Germany faces both emission costs and Chinese competition? The show serves investors, policy analysts, and business leaders who need to understand climate-related financial risk without the activism or greenwashing. Listeners walk away able to parse a carbon offset market, evaluate a company's net-zero roadmap, and spot the difference
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Climate Economics with Fexingo: Carbon Pricing, Green Policy, and Sustainability Costs is a business podcast hosted by Fexingo, with 206 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.
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Episode #205
The Quiet Cost of Corporate Climate Pledges
Oct 4, 20269 minS5
We examine the growing gap between corporate net-zero promises and actual capital allocation, focusing on the recent scrutiny of major energy transition investments. Lucas and Luna break down how companies like Microsoft and Unilever are navigating the tension between short-term earnings pressure and long-term decarbonization goals. We explore why many carbon reduction strategies rely heavily on offsets rather than direct emission cuts, and what that means for investors watching the S&P 500 in October 2026. This episode dives into the specific mechanics of Scope Three emissions reporting and why supply chain transparency is becoming a fiduciary duty rather than just a PR exercise. #CorporateClimateAction #NetZeroPledges #ScopeThreeEmissions #CarbonOffsets #ESGInvesting #SustainabilityReporting #CapitalAllocation #Greenwashing #FexingoBusiness #BusinessPodcast #EconomicsOfClimate #SupplyChainTransparency #MicrosoftStrategy #UnileverGoals #CarbonCreditMarket #InvestorPressure #ClimateRisk #FexingoClimate Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo
Episode #204
Why Carbon Offsets Are Failing To Deliver Climate Results
Oct 3, 202611 minS5
We drill into the structural failure of voluntary carbon markets, focusing on the specific case of Verra and the retraction of billions in verified credits. Lucas and Luna break down why high-quality offsetting is a myth for most corporations, how the price per ton has collapsed, and what companies are actually doing instead — from internal pricing to regulatory compliance. We examine the shift from buying promises to paying for physical infrastructure, looking at the real costs of decarbonization versus the accounting tricks that once passed as sustainability. #CarbonMarkets #VoluntaryOffsets #VerraRetraction #Greenwashing #ClimateEconomics #SustainabilityCosts #CarbonCreditBubble #CorporateDecarbonization #FexingoBusiness #BusinessPodcast #ESGReporting #ClimateFinance #NetZeroGoals #CarbonAccounting #EnvironmentalPolicy #GreenPremium #ClimateRisk #LucasAndLuna Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo
Episode #203
Why Your Groceries Are Getting More Expensive
Oct 2, 20267 minS5
Lucas and Luna explore the hidden mechanics of food inflation, focusing on how rising energy costs and supply chain fragility are reshaping grocery bills. With the October 2026 market still adjusting to post-pandemic logistics shifts, they break down why staple prices are sticky. Lucas details the specific impact of fertilizer costs on wheat yields, while Luna examines the consumer psychology behind brand loyalty during scarcity. They also look at how major retailers like Walmart are using dynamic pricing algorithms to manage margins in real time. This episode offers a concrete look at the intersection of agricultural economics and household budgeting. #FoodInflation #GroceryPrices #SupplyChainEconomics #AgriculturalFinance #FertilizerCosts #ConsumerBehavior #DynamicPricing #WalmartStrategy #EnergyMarkets #GlobalTrade #RetailMargins #EconomicResilience #HouseholdBudgets #BusinessPodcast #FexingoBusiness #EconomicsShow #MarketAnalysis #FinancialLiteracy Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo
Episode #202
The Hidden Markup in Your Carbon Credit
Oct 1, 202613 minS5
We break down the economics of voluntary carbon markets, focusing on why a single tonne of avoided emissions often costs buyers four to ten times more than the underlying project cost. Lucas and Luna examine the role of intermediaries, verification fees, and the 'green premium' that inflates prices for corporations like Microsoft and Stripe. We look at how this markup affects the integrity of net-zero pledges and what happens when the market shifts from volume to quality. #CarbonCredits #VoluntaryMarkets #NetZero #SustainabilityCosts #GreenPremium #CorporateESG #CarbonOffset #EnvironmentalEconomics #FexingoBusiness #BusinessPodcast #ClimateFinance #CarbonPricing #SupplyChainTransparency #ImpactInvesting #CarbonAccounting #Greenwashing #LunaAndLucas #EconomicsShow Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo
Episode #201
The Unseen Tax On Your Grocery Bill
Sep 30, 202616 minS5
We break down how carbon pricing is quietly restructuring global food supply chains, focusing on the specific mechanics of the European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism and its ripple effects on dairy and beef imports. With data from September 30, 2026, we examine why your local supermarket prices are shifting not just due to inflation, but because of embedded emissions costs in fertilizer production and long-haul shipping. Lucas and Luna trace the path from a nitrogen plant in Louisiana to a grocery shelf in Berlin, revealing the hidden ledger behind every kilogram of produce. This episode moves beyond vague sustainability talk to look at the hard arithmetic of industrial decarbonization, showing exactly where the price premiums come from and who absorbs them in the supply chain. #CarbonPricing #ClimateEconomics #CBAM #SupplyChainFinance #Agribusiness #FoodInflation #EURegulation #NitrogenFertilizer #GreenPremium #SustainableTrade #CarbonTax #GlobalMarkets #BusinessPodcast #FexingoBusiness #EconomicsExplained #IndustrialPolicy #Decarbonization #LucasAndLuna Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo
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