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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 between a real price signal and a political slogan. How do you put a number on a ton of carbon — and who pays when that number is wrong?
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Episode 34 revisits a bold policy experiment the hosts discussed months ago: British Columbia's carbon price floor. Lucas and Luna dig into new data from the Canadian Institute for Climate Choices, showing that the provi
Episode 33 of Climate Economics examines the UK's carbon price floor, introduced in 2013, which set a minimum price on carbon emissions for power generation. Unlike the EU's more volatile Emissions Trading System, the UK
Episode 32 of Climate Economics with Fexingo dives into a blind spot for most investors: the carbon footprint embedded in equity and bond portfolios. Lucas and Luna explore how the 'financed emissions' of banks and asset
Episode 31 of Climate Economics with Fexingo digs into a surprising source of emissions: supermarket loyalty programs. Lucas and Luna examine how personalized discounts, driven by AI and consumer data, create a 'rebound
Every time you stream a show in 4K, you're burning coal — or at least, you might be. In this episode, Lucas and Luna dig into the surprisingly large carbon footprint of the internet: from data centers that each gulp as m
Lucas and Luna go deep into the $2-billion voluntary carbon offset market—a mechanism designed to let companies cancel out their emissions by paying for projects like forest protection and clean cookstoves. They examine
Episode 28 of Climate Economics with Fexingo dives into the often-overlooked carbon footprint of the electrical grid itself. Lucas and Luna explore how the grid's infrastructure—transmission lines, substations, and trans
In this episode of Climate Economics, Lucas and Luna explore how climate change is reshaping the insurance industry, using Florida homeowners as a concrete case. They unpack the concept of 'climate-adjusted premiums,' th
When a mid-sized company moves its data to the cloud, the carbon footprint can rival a transatlantic flight. This episode examines a real migration by a European retailer that shifted 200 servers to AWS in 2025. We track
Episode 25 of Climate Economics with Fexingo: Lucas and Luna tackle the overlooked power of methane regulation. While carbon dioxide dominates headlines, methane packs 80 times the warming punch over 20 years. They walk
Steel production accounts for roughly 7 percent of global carbon dioxide emissions. In this episode, Lucas and Luna examine the emerging economics of green steel — made with hydrogen instead of coal. They break down the
Saudi Arabia has announced plans to invest over $100 billion in renewable energy and green hydrogen by 2030, even as it remains the world's largest oil exporter. This episode examines the economics behind the Kingdom's d
Lucas and Luna trace the carbon footprint of a single cup of coffee from farm to landfill, revealing that the biggest emissions are not where you think — and that the average American coffee habit adds roughly 200 kilogr
Episode 21 of Climate Economics with Fexingo. Lucas and Luna dive into the quiet revolution in institutional investing: how pension funds and endowments are being forced to price climate risk into their portfolios—not be
Lucas and Luna dig into the energy footprint of Bitcoin mining, focusing on a single transaction's carbon cost. They examine the latest Cambridge Bitcoin Electricity Consumption Index data, compare it to traditional bank
This episode dives into the overlooked carbon footprint of concrete, the second most consumed substance on Earth after water. Lucas and Luna unpack how cement production alone accounts for roughly 8 percent of global car
Office buildings account for nearly 40% of global carbon emissions, yet most investors ignore the operational vs. embodied carbon distinction. This episode drills into the specific case of 1 Embarcadero Center in San Fra
Episode 17 of Climate Economics with Fexingo digs into the quiet, multi-billion-dollar subsidy baked into every electric vehicle sold in America: the federal tax credit. Lucas and Luna explore why automakers like Tesla a
Episode 16 of Climate Economics with Fexingo takes stock of the Inflation Reduction Act one year after its passage. Lucas and Luna drill into one specific outcome: the surge in domestic clean-tech manufacturing versus th
Tree planting is one of the most popular climate solutions, but the economics are surprisingly fragile. In this episode, Lucas and Luna break down the real cost per tree—from seedling to survival—using data from the Worl
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