1、Climate ClubFinancial Toolkit:Economic,de-risking and financing instruments for industry decarbonisationDeveloped by the OECD under the Climate Club Work Programme 2024-Pillar III,Module 2DRAFT January 2025 V1.0DisclaimersThis work is published under the responsibility of the Secretary-General of th

2、e OECD.The opinions expressed and argumentsemployedhereindonot necessarilyreflecttheofficial views of OECDmembercountries.This document,as well as any data and map included herein,are without prejudiceto the status of or sovereignty over any territory,tothedelimitation of international frontiers and

3、 boundaries and to thename of any territory,city or area.Extracts frompublications maybesubjecttoadditionaldisclaimers,which aresetoutin thecompleteversion ofthepublication,availableatthelinkprovided.OECD 2025AcknowledgementsThe report was developed with support from the Co-Chairs of the Climate Clu

4、b(Chile and Germany)and with funding from theGermangovernment.The report was prepared by Joseph Cordonnier and Amylia Mesic of the OECD Environment Directorate,under the guidance ofDeger Saygin,Industry Team Lead of the OECD Clean Energy Finance and Investment Mobilisation Programme,Yuval Laster,Hea

5、d of the OECD Environment Finance,Investment and Global Relations Division,Kumi Kitamori,OECD Environment DeputyDirector,andFabrizia Lapecorella,DeputySecretaryGeneralof theOECD OECD 2025Outline 1.Context and background2.Economic,de-risking and financing instruments2.1.Economic instruments2.2.De-ris

6、king instruments2.3.Financing instruments3.Case studies3.1 Case studies linked to economic instruments3.2 Case studies linked to de-risking instruments3.3 Case studies linked to financing instruments 4.Economic assessment of selected sector and technologies4.1.Cement4.2.Iron and steel4.3.Petrochemic