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1 CDM/JI/emissions trading Background, status of the market based mechanisms and the role of the carbon market David Abbass Public Information Officer UN Climate Change Secretariat

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CDM/JI/emissions trading

Background, status of themarket based mechanisms and the role of the carbon market

David AbbassPublic Information OfficerUN Climate Change Secretariat

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United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change

1992 Adoption of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change

1997 COP-3 Kyoto: Adoption of the Kyoto Protocol

2001 COP-7 Marrakesh: Finalization of the technical details relating to the Kyoto Protocol –“Marrakesh Accords”

2005 16 February: Entry into force of the Kyoto Protocol

The international responseto climate change – overview

2007 COP-13/CMP-3 Bali

2008 COP-14-CMP-4 Poznan

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United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change

Kyoto Protocol

• Entry into force on 16 February 2005• 183 Parties ratified (Dec. 2008)

• Legally binding GHG emission targets for 37 industrialized countries and EU

• Emissions of six major greenhouse gases• New international market-based mechanisms, creating

a new commodity: carbon• Facilitate sustainable development and additional

support to developing countries on adaptation

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United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change

• International emissions trading

• Clean Development Mechanism (CDM)– Emission reduction projects in developing

countries

• Joint Implementation– Projects in any country with a commitment

under the Kyoto Protocol

• Projects can earn saleable/tradable units that can be used for compliance with KP targets

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Emissions trading

= Emission allowances to sell

= Emission units/credits needed

Emissions cap

Emitter A

Em

issi

on a

llow

ance

sEmissions cap

Downward pressure on emissions

Emitter B

= Emission allowances to sell

= Emission units/credits needed

= Emission allowances to sell

= Emission units/credits needed

Emissions cap

Emitter A

Em

issi

on a

llow

ance

sEmissions cap

Downward pressure on emissions

Emitter B

Emissions cap

Emitter A

Em

issi

on a

llow

ance

sEmissions cap

Downward pressure on emissions

Emitter B

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= Saleable/tradable units to be earned

Time

Em

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l

With project

Without project

How project based offset mechanisms work

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Benefits of market mechanisms – CDM/JI

• Important tools that stimulate needed investment.

• Help find low-cost opportunities for emissionreduction.

• Provide an incentive for action.

• Give countries, companies some flexibility in howthey meet emission targets.

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3. Registration: EB

2. Validation: DOE

4. Monitoring: PP

5. Verification: DOE

6. CER issuance: EB

Regulated mechanism overseen by Executive Board assisted by

Panels

Working groups

Registration and issuance teams

UNFCCC secretariat

Emission reductions:

RealMeasurableVerifiableAdditional

DOE = designated operational entity

(third-party certifier)

PP= project participant

CDM regulatoryprocess

1. Project design: PP

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1251 registered projects in

52 countries

Plus >3000 more projects in pipeline

226.9 million CERs issued

>2.9 billion certified emission reductionsexpected to the endof 2012

Status: 6 Dec 2008

CDM – A mechanism with global reach

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An explosion of project activities representing a broad range of project types and sizes

Registered project activitiesProjects in the pipelineProjected CERs

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• International committee that supervises JI has just verified first emission reductions under the mechanism.

• The reductions were created by project in Ukraine that makes use of coal mine methane to generate electricity, heat and vehicle fuel.

• Units issued amount to 330,000 tonnes ofCO2 equivalent for six-month reporting period.

(Joint implementation now has 5 projects registered in 3 countries.)

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CDMRegistry

JIInfosys

InternationalTransaction

Log

CommunityInternationalTransaction

Log

FRUKIT

SW

Etc.

International emissions trading of:

AAUs, CERs,ERUs,etc.

Essential market architecture in place

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Where’s the story?

LocalNationalInternationalSectoralBusinessEnvironmentDevelopmentHealthScience

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CDM Bazaar

http://www.cdmbazaar.net/

Information

cdm.unfccc.int

[email protected]

Thank You!