Cdm Mechanism
CDM Mechanism
PRESENTED BY GROUP – 13 PANKHURI NEB – P111034 VEDIUM VASANTH – P111053 VIJAY ABILASH – P111024 ANKUSH CHADDHA – P111003
Source: http://cdm.unfccc.int/
Contents
Introduction Various steps in the process of CDM
CDM Requirements Participation Eligibility Projects CDM Project Cycle Approval Monitoring, Verification and Certification
World Scenario India Scenario Case Studies CDM Post 2012
Suggestions
Source: http://cdm.unfccc.int/
Challenges Suggestions
Introduction
The Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) is a cooperative mechanism established under Kyoto protocol. It allows the developing countries not in Annex 1 of Kyoto protocol to reduce GHG emissions and achieve sustainable developments by promoting environmental friendly investments from the Industrialized countries.
The reduction emission investments are less expensive in developing countries. The developing countries are still in the infant stage of applying new technologies so they can easily adopt the new clean technologies.
The CDM ‘rewards’ emissions reduction of the 6 key Green House Gas. The ‘Credits’ are computed in equivalent Metric Tonnes of CO2 (Carbon dioxide), with multiples being assigned for converting each gas to its CO2 equivalent.
Source: http://cdm.unfccc.int/
GHG CO2 CH4 N2O HFCs PFCs SF6
Sources Fossil fuel combustion, deforestation; agriculture Agriculture, land use change, biomass burning, land fills Fossil fuel combustion, agriculture; industrial
The reduction in these 6 GHG gases will generate “Certified Emission Reductions” which can be traded to the developed countries.
Industrial / manufacturing Industrial / manufacturing Electricity transmission, manufacturing
Source: http://cdm.unfccc.int/
CDM requirements
GHG Emissions
Emission under Baseline Scenario
Emission Reduction
Emission under Project Scenario
Crediting Period
Time
Date of Registration
Project ended/ Non renewal
10 years fixed OR 7 years
PRESENTED BY GROUP – 13 PANKHURI NEB – P111034 VEDIUM VASANTH – P111053 VIJAY ABILASH – P111024 ANKUSH CHADDHA – P111003
Source: http://cdm.unfccc.int/
Contents
Introduction Various steps in the process of CDM
CDM Requirements Participation Eligibility Projects CDM Project Cycle Approval Monitoring, Verification and Certification
World Scenario India Scenario Case Studies CDM Post 2012
Suggestions
Source: http://cdm.unfccc.int/
Challenges Suggestions
Introduction
The Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) is a cooperative mechanism established under Kyoto protocol. It allows the developing countries not in Annex 1 of Kyoto protocol to reduce GHG emissions and achieve sustainable developments by promoting environmental friendly investments from the Industrialized countries.
The reduction emission investments are less expensive in developing countries. The developing countries are still in the infant stage of applying new technologies so they can easily adopt the new clean technologies.
The CDM ‘rewards’ emissions reduction of the 6 key Green House Gas. The ‘Credits’ are computed in equivalent Metric Tonnes of CO2 (Carbon dioxide), with multiples being assigned for converting each gas to its CO2 equivalent.
Source: http://cdm.unfccc.int/
GHG CO2 CH4 N2O HFCs PFCs SF6
Sources Fossil fuel combustion, deforestation; agriculture Agriculture, land use change, biomass burning, land fills Fossil fuel combustion, agriculture; industrial
The reduction in these 6 GHG gases will generate “Certified Emission Reductions” which can be traded to the developed countries.
Industrial / manufacturing Industrial / manufacturing Electricity transmission, manufacturing
Source: http://cdm.unfccc.int/
CDM requirements
GHG Emissions
Emission under Baseline Scenario
Emission Reduction
Emission under Project Scenario
Crediting Period
Time
Date of Registration
Project ended/ Non renewal
10 years fixed OR 7 years