The CDM/JI Pipeline Analysis and Database contains all CDM/JI projects that have been sent for validation/determination. It also contains the baseline & monitoring methodologies, a list of DOEs and several analyses. Almost all information is from cdm.unfccc.int and ji.unfccc.int.

This monthly newsletter shows a sample of the analysis in the Pipeline. If you want more information, then look into the left column and click on the links to sub-pages or click on the download for the full Pipeline, which contain tables with a line of key information for all CDM and JI projects. You can also download a rather old guidance document to the Pipeline.

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Please cite as "UNEP Risoe CDM/JI Pipeline Analysis and Database, May 1st 2012".

Please do not put the spreadsheets on other web-sites, you may only put a link to them on this site.
 

CDM news:

In April the CDM boomed.

The monthly number of new submissions of CDM projects was the highest ever: 317 new CDM projects were submitted! (In addition 12 old CDM projects were replaced).

The monthly number of new PoAs was also the highest ever: 40 new PoAs were submitted. 305 PoAs have now been submitted in total and 18 registered. Still no CERs for PoAs have been issued.

The CDM Pipeline now contains 8416 CDM projects after subtracting the 1174 CDM projects where the DOEs terminated validation, the 204 where the DOEs gave a negative validation, the 217 projects rejected by the EB, and the 56 withdrawn projects. 179 are in the registration process.

The issuance of CERs in April was medium with 24.5 MCERs issued. With 919 MCERs issued now, we project that the issuance at the end of the year will be 1094 MCERs, a bit lower than our projection of 1126 a month ago. The average issuance success is 94.5%.

The first t-CERs have been issued to the project “Reforestation as Renewable Source of Wood Supplies for Industrial Use in Brazil”. About 4 million temporary CERs were issued for the period 2000-2010.

We welcome Burundi in the CDMPipeline with their PoA: “Renewable biomass fired improved cookstoves programme for households in Burundi by BQS”

The PoA “Promotion of Biomass Based Heat Generation Systems in India” included 5 more CPAs in April.

Under the ”Transport” type we have introduced a new sub-type: “More efficient vehicles” in order to accommodate the CDM project “Nittsu Fuel Efficiency Improvement with Digital Tachograph Systems on Road Freight Transportation CDM Project in Malaysia”.

In the “CDM_Projects” sheet in the CDMPipeline we have introduced a new column “Other host countries”. This column is e.g. used for “India” for the hydro project in Bhutan exporting the electricity from the CDM project to India.

In the PoAPipeline we have made some changes:

We have added “Region” and “Sub-region” columns like in the CDMPipeline.

We have split the “PoA Boundary” and the “Province/State/Region” in two separate columns.

We have split the “PoA lifetime start” and the ”CPA Credit start” into two columns with a column for the “PoA lifetime” in between.

JI news:

In April 8 new JI projects were submitted. Seven track 1 projects (2 in Ukraine, 3 in Russia, and 2 in Belgium), and one track 2 projects in Ukraine.

Excluding the 27 withdrawn projects and the 1 rejected project the JIPipeline now contains 550 projects (305 in track 1 and 245 in track 2).

In April 13.3 MERUs were issued. The total issuance is now 143 MERUs and we project 219 MERUs to be issued at the end of this year.

We welcome Belgium in the JIPipeline with their first two projects:

„YARA Tertre Uhde 2 abatement project in Belgium“ and

„YARA Tertre Uhde 3 abatement project in Belgium“.

Joergen Fenhann, Jacob Ipsen Hansen, Maija Bertule, and Maija Bertule

UNEP Risoe Centre
Risoe-DTU

Phone: (+45) 40 20 27 89
jqfe@dtu.dk

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