UNEP Risoe CDM/JP Pipeline Analysis and Database

Last updated:
1st May 2008

Content of CDM/JI Pipeline

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CERs

This page contains information of the growth over time of the expected CERs, analysis of the CERs issued, issuance success, and buyers of projects.

Expected growth of 2012 CERs

CDM projects with CERs issued

Top countries by issued CERs

Buyer countries

Authorized buyers

Accumulated issuance over time

Growth of total expected accumulated 2012 CERs

This graph shows that the total number of CERs expected to be created before the end of 2012, since June 2005 has been growing linearly with about 1000 million per year.

The total amount of expected 2012 CERs is now 2572 Million.

CDM project with CERs issued

The issuance success is the CERs issued divided by the CERs expected for the same period of time. The calculation for some types of projects are still based on too few projects.

Top countries by issued CERs

Most of the CERs (30%) have been issue to projects in China. The line on the graph above shows that when 8 countries are included 98% all of issued CERs are covered.

Buyer countries

Note that for some projects there are more than one buyer country.

Only for the projects that have requested registration the buyer is known with certainty. For the rest of the projects the table is base on information in the PDD.

Authorized buyers

In the CDM Pipeline the buyers authorized by Annex-I countries are shown for each country. The new sheet "Buyers" in the CDM Pipeline shows how may projects each of these private or public buyers are involved in. The above table shows the 20 most active buyers.

Accumulated issuance of CERs over time (stacked graph!)

The graph above shows the development of the accumulated issued CERs. The monthly data point are taken from the old CDM Pipelines. Issuance for fuel switch and forest projects are too small to be visible.