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Shaping Mozambique carbon pricing framework

Project Active from 30 Sep 2025 to 31 Jul 2026 Energy and Sustainable Growth

This project examines how the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism could affect Mozambique's aluminium exports and evaluates whether introducing a domestic carbon price would be advantageous. It brings together economic analysis and stakeholder engagement to recommend feasible, economically sound, and environmentally beneficial policy options for Mozambique.

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Catherine Wolfram

William Barton Rogers Professor of Energy Economics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Project outputs

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The missing carbon signal: How CBAM’s exclusion of scope 2 emissions undermines its climate/ trade objectives

Catherine Wolfram, Marilyn Pereboom
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