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The economic consequences of climate change
The economic consequences of climate change
Fecha: 01 Septiembre 2023
Authors: Jorge Alarcón, Luis Quiroga, Toni Timoner
OIKOS publishes an unprecedented study in Spain that analyzes in depth the potential economic and sectorial impacts from 2020 to 2100 across the different benchmark climate scenarios used by central banks and the banking sector to estimate risks and vulnerabilities in the global economy. The report analyzes the case of Spain in detail and reveals how both climate inaction and a disorderly transition would entail tangible economic impacts.
Climate scenarios and outlook from 2020 to 2100
From climate exceptionalism to system policy
24 Julio 2026Luis Quiroga and Toni Timoner write for the Cuadernos de Energía of the Spanish Energy Club on the implausibility of the IPCC's SSP5-8.5 scenario, recently removed from the future analytical framework, and its implications for energy policy.
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From climate exceptionalism to system policy
24 Julio 2026Luis Quiroga and Toni Timoner write for the Cuadernos de Energía of the Spanish Energy Club on the implausibility of the IPCC's SSP5-8.5 scenario, recently removed from the future analytical framework, and its implications for energy policy.
OIKOS Analysis - Heatwaves
19 Julio 2026Following the recent publication of two articles by Roger Pielke Jr (The Honest Broker), OIKOS reflects on the incidence of heatwaves and the implications of mitigating and adapting on a planet warming at unequal speeds.
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OIKOS Analysis - Heatwaves
19 Julio 2026Following the recent publication of two articles by Roger Pielke Jr (The Honest Broker), OIKOS reflects on the incidence of heatwaves and the implications of mitigating and adapting on a planet warming at unequal speeds.
Grid policy
11 Julio 2026The accelerated electrification of the Spanish economy, driven by renewables, has made electricity transmission and distribution networks a critical infrastructure for the country's competitiveness.
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Grid policy
11 Julio 2026The accelerated electrification of the Spanish economy, driven by renewables, has made electricity transmission and distribution networks a critical infrastructure for the country's competitiveness.
