CAP 2030 - Rencontre avec Jean-François Mercure, comprendre les enjeux des politiques économiques climatiques

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Dans cet épisode, je reçois Jean-François Mercure, professeur de politique climatique à l’Université d’Exeter, directeur d’Exeter Climate Policy et économiste climatique senior à la Banque mondiale de 2022 à 2024.Il nous éclaire sur les défis de coordination des politiques économiques autour du climat, à l’heure où la communauté internationale se prépare à la COP30. Il propose ainsi une typologie des pays qui arrivent à la table des négociations, en analysant leurs intentions selon qu’ils sont exportateurs ou importateurs d’énergies fossiles ou de technologies bas-carbone.On explore les enjeux de décarbonation pour ces différentes économies : effets sur la compétitivité, rôle des taux de change, et trajectoires possibles en fonction de leurs dépendances énergétiques. Enfin, il détaille les leviers permettant de réduire les risques financiers dans les projets climats — condition clé pour accélérer les investissements et la transformation globale.

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