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.

We publish regularly analysis in the "CDM/JI Analysis" section on www.carbon-financeonline.com  (access to this section is free of charge).

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Please cite as "UNEP Risoe CDM/JI Pipeline Analysis and Database, August 1st 2008".

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

CDM news:

 In the last months an average of about 120 new CDM projects being added to the Pipeline every month. 116 new projects were added to the CDMPipeline in May 2008.

 The CDM Pipeline now contains 3700 CDM projects (excluding the 70 rejected and the 18 withdrawn projects). 1133 of the projects are now registered and a further 178 are in the registration process.

The amount of CERs issued is 174 Million CERs. The average issuance success has decreased a bit to 95.1%.

 The project of the amount of CERs issued until the end of 2012 has decreased from 1568 MCERs in the June 11 Pipeline to 1509 MCERs now.

 We have now added a new sheet named “PoA” to the CDMPipeline, it shows information on the first 4 Programmatic projects:

- Solar home systems in Bangladesh

- Biogas plants at farms in Brazil

- Solar water heaters in South Africa

- Efficient residential lighting in Mexico

 Each PoA and the included CDM projects (CPA) have a separate line with and ID number showing they are connected.

 As mentioned above we have created a new spreadsheet called “States and Provinces”. The reason is that an equitable geographical is also a problem inside the host countries. In the “States and Provinces” spreadsheet, each host country has a sheet with a list of the states/provinces/regions/districts or whatever the first administrative level below the country level is called. The sheet show how many CDM projects of each type there are in each region. For China and India we have got the GDP/capita for each region and made some graphs showing which projects type hit the poorest regions.

A new column in the CDM_Project sheet shows the "Province/State/Region" where the project takes place.

JI news:

Only 5 new track two JI projects were submitted in July 2008, all from Ukraine.

Now the first track 1 projects appear in the JIPipeline: In July 5 projects hosted by New Zealand have been added, and 8 hosted by Hungary. The reference number for the track 1 projects is their International Transaction Log (ITL) ID.

Joergen Fenhann, Lars Rosendahl Appelquist and Kasper Agger

UNEP Risoe Centre
Risoe-DTU

Phone: (+45) 46 77 51 05
j.fenhann@risoe.dk

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