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Tytuł
European Central Carbon Bank (ECCB)
Podtytuł
Introducing the ECCB as the new institution to manage the future EU carbon market
Twórca
autor
Robert Jeszke
autor
Sebastian Lizak
autor
Marta Rosłaniec
autor
Maciej Pyrka
redaktor
Robert Jeszke
Wydanie
typ wydania
Wydanie
numer wydania
1
miejsce wydania
Warszawa
Język
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angielski
Wydawca
imprint
IOŚ-PIB
pełna nazwa wydawcy
INSTYTUT OCHRONY ŚRODOWISKA -PAŃSTWOWY INSTYTUT BADAWCZY
adres siedziby
Słowicza 32
02-170 Warszawa
02-170 Warszawa
adres www
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Data
data wydania
2025-06-26
data upublicznienia metadanych
2025-06-26
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Table of Contents
Acknowledgments................................................................................................................................. 2
Executive Summary .............................................................................................................................. 4
1. The policy challenge facing the EU ETS ................................................................................... 5
2. Proposed institutional solution: the European Central Carbon Bank (ECCB)........................ 7
3. ECCB functions .......................................................................................................................... 9
4. Conclusion and strategic policy recommendations............................................................... 11
5. References............................................................................................................................... 12
Acknowledgments................................................................................................................................. 2
Executive Summary .............................................................................................................................. 4
1. The policy challenge facing the EU ETS ................................................................................... 5
2. Proposed institutional solution: the European Central Carbon Bank (ECCB)........................ 7
3. ECCB functions .......................................................................................................................... 9
4. Conclusion and strategic policy recommendations............................................................... 11
5. References............................................................................................................................... 12
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Executive Summary
As the EU ETS becomes the cornerstone of Europe’s climate policy, it faces growing structural and political challenges: persistent scarcity of allowances, expansion to new sectors (ETS2), inclusion of carbon removals and international offsets, and rising expectations for transparency and fairness. The system’s current institutional design - tailored for surplus management and low political salience - is no longer fit for purpose.This policy brief proposes the establishment of a European Central Carbon Bank (ECCB): an independent institution modelled after a central bank, empowered to manage the supply of EUAs, carbon dioxide removals (CDRs), and high-integrity international offsets. The ECCB would act as a stabilising force - maintaining market liquidity, managing volatility, and coordinating carbon pricing signals across policy instruments.The policy brief outlines the rationale for the ECCB, its core functions, legal and institutional pathways for implementation, and key recommendations for EU decision-makers - most notably, the inclusion of the ECCB in the 2026 EU ETS review. In a more complex and politically visible carbon market, the ECCB can serve as a cornerstone of a future-proof, transparent, and resilient carbon governance system.A credible, forward-looking institutional solution is needed now - not in reaction to crisis, but in anticipation of future complexity. The time to lay the foundations for the European Central Carbon Bank is before volatility undermines trust, and before the system’s credibility is put at risk.
As the EU ETS becomes the cornerstone of Europe’s climate policy, it faces growing structural and political challenges: persistent scarcity of allowances, expansion to new sectors (ETS2), inclusion of carbon removals and international offsets, and rising expectations for transparency and fairness. The system’s current institutional design - tailored for surplus management and low political salience - is no longer fit for purpose.This policy brief proposes the establishment of a European Central Carbon Bank (ECCB): an independent institution modelled after a central bank, empowered to manage the supply of EUAs, carbon dioxide removals (CDRs), and high-integrity international offsets. The ECCB would act as a stabilising force - maintaining market liquidity, managing volatility, and coordinating carbon pricing signals across policy instruments.The policy brief outlines the rationale for the ECCB, its core functions, legal and institutional pathways for implementation, and key recommendations for EU decision-makers - most notably, the inclusion of the ECCB in the 2026 EU ETS review. In a more complex and politically visible carbon market, the ECCB can serve as a cornerstone of a future-proof, transparent, and resilient carbon governance system.A credible, forward-looking institutional solution is needed now - not in reaction to crisis, but in anticipation of future complexity. The time to lay the foundations for the European Central Carbon Bank is before volatility undermines trust, and before the system’s credibility is put at risk.
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