How central banks address climate and transition risks

Esther Shears (), Jonas Meckling () and Jared J. Finnegan
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Esther Shears: University of California
Jonas Meckling: University of California
Jared J. Finnegan: University College London

Nature Energy, 2025, vol. 10, issue 4, 431-432

Abstract: Central bank management of climate risks is associated with climate politics, as opposed to a country’s economic exposure to transition risk, including stranded asset and clean energy investment risk. Central banks are not entirely autonomous actors that correct for the lack of national decarbonization policy—they rather complement existing national policies that aim to shift the economy from fossil fuels to clean energy.

Date: 2025
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