Market Mechanisms (Reduce)

Market Mechanisms to reduce emissions

Market-based mechanisms such as carbon pricing and emissions trading are meant to create market signals that can reduce GHG emissions by encouraging shifts in long-term investment and accelerating the deployment of technologies. Market-based policy can be designed to be sector-specific or economy-wide, with cost, stringency, and distributional impacts around revenue options among pertinent decisions.

The boxes below allow you to filter and view specific market-based policy options, each of which includes a brief description, design considerations, U.S. experience, additional resources, and related policies.

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Clean Energy Standards

Reduce and Remove

Labeling and Information

Reduce

Life Cycle Assessment

Remove and Reduce

Low Carbon Fuel Standards

Reduce and Remove

Methane Leak Management

Reduce

Performance Standards (General)

Reduce

Procurement Standards (Buy Clean)

Reduce

Reducing Vehicle Miles Traveled

Reduce

Renewable Fuel Standards

Reduce

Vehicle Standards

Reduce

Zero emission vehicles (ZEV) mandates

Reduce