The First Ever Public Price Forecast for Airline's Carbon Credits

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Faris Pleho, Michael Disabato
December 6, 2024
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We put out the world’s first public price forecast for CORSIA!* In it we analyzed the potential demand, supply and prices for credits under CORSIA, and how much the scheme could cost the airline industry in terms of higher ticket prices or lower profits. In this episode we explore the reports findings from one of its main authors. Enjoy!

*Based on review of publicly available carbon credit research and ratings providers, as of Nov. 1, 2024.
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Michael Disabato
Michael Disabato
Vice President, MSCI Research
Faris Pleho
Faris Pleho
Senior Associate

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