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A Project Developer’s view for post 2012 carbon market (Plenary IV)

A Project Developer’s view for post 2012 carbon market (Plenary IV). 25 March 2012 Mischa Classen Executive Committee, Project Developer Forum First Climate Group. Elements of the pre-post 2012 era. Where do we stand at now? Prospects on the continuation of the KP

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A Project Developer’s view for post 2012 carbon market (Plenary IV)

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  1. A Project Developer’s view for post 2012 carbon market(Plenary IV) 25 March 2012 Mischa Classen Executive Committee, Project Developer Forum First Climate Group

  2. Elements of the pre-post 2012 era Where do we stand at now? • Prospects on the continuation of the KP • Fungibility of units under the KP • Lack of demand • New architecture to emerge only after 2015 Private sector engagement depends on certainty for the investment, both in projects and in own resources “More Markets (Demand), Not Mechanisms” Project Developer Forum

  3. New Market Mechanisms: the new market? New market mechanisms - NMM • NMM tend to diverge in nature • scattered markets and standards • different parties have different views, different requirements Today we need certainty that today’s investment under the KP retains its value under the NMM (and also KP2) Project Developer Forum

  4. Fit for the future The CDM has to prepare to cater for the different requirements of the new markets Faster, scaled up, predictable, accepted Three possible areas to develop Additionality Project Cycle Administration Standardisation and Objectivity

  5. Additionality Developing world is developing fast Emerging policies on climate change and energy Clarification is needed Interaction with national policies (E- / E+) Stacking and blending ODA, Climate Finance, etc. Project specific vs. benchmarked additionality? Large infrastructure projects, early CDM consideration Standardised Baselines, automatic additionality

  6. Project Cycle Administration Faster, scaled up and more predictable Options for efficiency gains Use the resources to train, not check move away from CC / IRC to train assess and regulate DOEs in accreditation framework Optional merger of Validation with Verification simple and objective projects no design changes: PDD = build reality

  7. Standardisation and Objectivity Faster, scaled up and more predictable Standardisation is key to objectivity Conscious decision by regulator required Objectivity increases processing speed reduces transaction costs provides for more predictability Supports streamlined project cycle procedures to accomplish efficiency gains

  8. … but the gap remains Without new demand the reform of CDM and NMM remains a theoretical exercise for nearly a decade New markets to emerge only in a few years time Market participants will have to adapt Mergers Diversification into other fields Challenge to maintain CDM infrastructure … but we will need it in the future to discover, assess, monitor and verify mitigation potential to meet even more ambitious targets!

  9. Thank you for listening The Project Developer Forum (PD-Forum) is a collective voice to represent the interests of companies developing greenhouse gas (GHG) emission reduction projects in international markets under the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM), Joint Implementation (JI) and other carbon emission reduction schemes and programs. See our members at: www.pd-forum.net Project Developer Forum – December 2011

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