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E-post: christa.clapp@cicero.oslo.no
Christa Clapp leads the climate finance work at CICERO, including second opinions on green bonds and research on financing for climate action.
She has over 15 years of experience in climate policy and economic analysis. Christa previously held positions at the OECD and the US Environmental Protection Agency, where she earned a National Honor Award Gold Medal for climate policy analysis for US Congress, and AllianceBernstein investment management. She served as a Contributing Author to the IPCC 4th Assessment Report on Mitigation. Christa holds a Masters in International Relations and International Economics from SAIS at Johns Hopkins University, and is a member of Climate Strategies which provides research and policy input on European and international climate policy.
Prosjekter
- ClimINVEST - Tools for climate-resilient investment ClimINVEST-prosjektet vil bringe forskere og investorer sammen i en serie vitenskap-praksis laboratorier for å utvikle skreddersydd informasjon om klimaendringer for de som tar investeringsbeslutninger. Denne informasjonen skal tydeliggjøre fysisk klimarisiko og muligheter for ny grønn vekst.
- Vurdering av grønne obligasjoner CICEROs vurdering av grønne obligasjoner er uavhengig og forskningsbasert. Formålet er å gjennomgå om investeringene som skal finansieres ved grønne obligasjoner støtter opp om en utslippsfri og klimatilpasset utvikling.
- Scaling green investments through blockchain The Green Assets Wallet will develop a technology that bridges green investors with potential investment opportunities through cost-efficient and immutable verification of green impact.
Publikasjoner og formidling ved CICERO
Gå til: Tidsskriftspublikasjon Rapport/avhandling
Tidsskriftspublikasjon
2018
- Christa Clapp, 2018 Investing in a green future Nature Climate Change, EN
2015
- Christa Clapp, Knut H. Alfsen, Asbjørn Torvanger, Harald Lund, 2015 Influence of climate science on financial decisions Nature Climate Change, EN
2011
- Rob Dellink, Gregory Briner, Christa Clapp, 2011 The Copenhagen Accord/Cancun Agreements Emission Pledges for 2020: Exploring Economic and Environmental Impacts Climate Change Economics, EN
2009
- Martin Ross, Allen Fawcett, Christa Clapp, 2009 US Climate Mitigation Pathways Post-2012: Transition Scenarios in ADAGE Energy Economics, North-Holland, EN
- Harry Vidas, Robert Hugman, Christa Clapp, 2009 Analysis of Geologic CO2 Sequestration Costs for the US and Implications for Climate Change Mitigation Energy Procedia, EN
2004
- Christa Clapp, 2004 Heat-Seeking Missives Foreign policy, EN
Rapport/avhandling
2019
- Kristina Alnes, Bernhard W. Schiessl, Harald Francke Lund, Alexander Oliver Berg, Miriam Stackpole Dahl, Christa Clapp, 2019 Sustainable Edge: Exploring green shading for equities EN
2018
- Knut H. Alfsen, Kristina Alnes, Alexander Oliver Berg, Christa Clapp, Sophie Dejonckheere, Harald Francke Lund, Bernhard Schiessl, Asbjørn Torvanger, 2018 CICERO MILESTONES 2018. A practitioner's perspective on the Green Bond Market EN
- Kristina Alnes, Alexander Oliver Berg, Christa Clapp, Elisabeth Lannoo, Kamleshan Pillay, 2018 Flomrisiko i Norge: Hvem betaler for fremtidens våtere klima? NB
- Kristina Alnes, Alexander Oliver Berg, Christa Clapp, Elisabeth Lannoo, Kamleshan Pillay, 2018 Flood Risk for Investors. Are You Prepared? EN
- Alexander Oliver Berg, Christa Clapp, Elisabeth Lannoo, Glen Peters, 2018 Climate scenarios demystified. An climate scenario guide for investors EN
2017
- Kamleshan Pillay, Christa Clapp, 2017 Climate Report 2017: European Union Climate Finance and the Private Sector in the G20 States EN
- Christa Clapp, Harald Francke Lund, Borgar Aamaas, Elisabeth Lannoo, 2017 Shades of Climate Risk. Categorizing climate risk for investors EN
2016
- Asbjørn Torvanger, Patrick Narbel, Kamleshan Pillay, Christa Clapp, 2016 Instruments to incentivize private climate finance for developing countries EN
- Christa Clapp, Knut H. Alfsen, Harald Francke Lund, 2016 Green Bonds and Environmental Integrity: Insights from CICERO Second Opinions EN
- Christa Clapp, Knut H. Alfsen, 2016 Financing low-carbon climate-resilient urban infrastructure in China: A potential application of green bonds EN
2015
- Harald Francke Lund, Christa Clapp, Asbjørn Torvanger, Jane Wilkinson, Barbara Buchner, Martin Stadelmann, Federico Mazza, Padraig Oliver, Dario Abramskiehn, 2015 Background Report on Long-Term Climate Finance EN
2014
- Takayoshi Kato, Jane Ellis, Christa Clapp, 2014 The Role of the 2015 Agreement in Mobilising Climate Finance EN
2012
- Christa Clapp, Jane Ellis, Jan Corfee-Morlot, Julia Benn, 2012 Tracking Climate Finance: What and How EN
- Christa Clapp, Andrew Prag, 2012 Projecting Emissions Baselines for National Climate Policy: Options for Guidance to Improve Transparency EN
2010
- Christa Clapp, Alexia Leseur, Oliver Sartor, Gregory Briner, Jan Corfee-Morlot, 2010 Cities & Carbon Market Finance: Taking stock of cities’ experience with CDM and JI EN
- Christa Clapp, Gregory Briner, Katia Karousakis, 2010 Low-Emission Development Strategies (LEDS): Technical, Institutional, and Policy Lessons EN
2009
- Christa Clapp, Katia Karousakis, Barbara Buchner, Jean Chateau, 2009 National and Sectoral GHG Mitigation Potential: A Comparison across Models EN
2006
- Christa Clapp, 2006 Global Mitigation of Non-CO2 Greenhouse Gases EN
Utvalgte nettsaker
- Obligasjoner får tre graderinger av grønnt CICERO gir grønne obligasjoner karakter etter hvor sterk miljøeffekten antas å være. Dermed er det enklere for investorer å få innsikt i det raskt voksende markedet for grønne obligasjoner.
- Klimafinans CICERO er et ledende forskermiljø på klimafinansiering og leder prosjekter på dette området for den norske stat, internasjonale organisasjoner og privat sektor.
- CICERO utvider sitt arbeid med grønne obligasjoner Etter flere års eksklusivt samarbeid med Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken (SEB) og i senere tid med HSBC, vil CICERO nå også ha mulighet til å gi Second Opinions til andre utstedere og garantister av grønne obligasjoner. Markedet for grønne obligasjoner vokser og behovet for forskningsbaserte vurderinger av disse øker tilsvarende.