UNEP Risoe CDM/JP Pipeline Analysis and Database

Last updated:
1st May 2008

Content of CDM/JI Pipeline

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CDM Pipeline spreadsheet

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Guidance document

CDM projects by type

This page shows have the distribution is of the project among the project types e.g. energy efficiency in industry or renewables.

CDM projects types

CDM projects in sector

4 largest CDM categories

Breakdown into sub-types

Wind CDM projects

Hydro CDM projects

CDM projects grouped in types

In the table above all the CDM projects are grouped in types that are sorted according to descending frequency in the Pipeline. The accumulated 2012 CERs is the total GHG reduction in the projects from the start or the crediting period until the end of 2012.

EE - industry has been split into EE - own generation, where electricity is produced from waste gas or wasted energy, and EE - industry, which now only covers end-use savings.

Number (%) of CDM projects in each category of types

The top table and graphs above and below show that the fraction of renewable energy projects always has oscillated around 60% of all CDM projects, but has now increased to 70%..

The HFC, PFC and N2O projects only account for 2.5% of the projects but represent 30% of the CERs by 2012.

Percentage share of the total number of projects of 4 largest CDM categories in numbers

The fraction of energy efficiency projects have increased (mostly in EE own generation and in EE industry) and the fraction of CH4 projects have decreased. Please compare with the distribution of expected CERs among project types on the front page. A definition of the “types” used in the Pipeline can be found in table 12 in the “Analysis” sheet in the full Pipeline.

Project types breakdown into the sub-types

This table gives for some project types a breakdown into the sub-types they consist of plus an overview of how far these projects are in the project cycle.




These 3 tables show the MW electric capacity expected to be installed in some project types. The wind and the hydro tables are sorted according to which countries host most projects.