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Last updated: 1. March 2021 Content of
CDM/JI Pipeline
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NAMA Pipeline Analysis and Database
Article 6 Pipeline Analysis and Database
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Welcome to the UNEP DTU
CDM/JI Pipeline Analysis and Database The UNEP DTU Pipelines have been updated at www.cdmpipeline.org, www.namapipeline.org, and at https://www.unenvironment.org/explore-topics/climate-change/what-we-do/mitigation/pledge-pipeline and www.climateinitiativesplatform.org In March no new CDM
projects was submitted. Six CDM projects got their
registration action in March. The total number of registered CDM
projects are 7848 or 93% of the 8415 of the CDM projects that are
alive. 12 projects are deregistered. Only 559 projects are still at
validation. For 2379 CDM projects the
DOEs terminated validation, and for 279 the DOEs gave a negative
validation. 280 projects were rejected by the EB, and 65 projects
were withdrawn. The total issuance is now
2058 MCERs, this is an increase of 3.3 MCERs compared to last month.
3262 registered projects have now got issuance. The average issuance
success is 81.5%.
Voluntary cancellation of CERs
has now increased to 74.5 MCERs. In South Korea CERs can be
converted into Korean Carbon Units if they are from CDM projects in
South Korea and cancelled voluntarily. This already happened for
26.4 MCERs. In Colombia a carbon tax can be avoided by buying
voluntary cancellation, which has reached 5.4 MCERs.
JI news: The second commitment period
of the Kyoto Protocol, running from 1 January 2013 to 31 January
2020 was adopted in 2012 through “the Doha Amendment” to the Kyoto
protocol. However, the threshold for entry into legal force of the
Amendment (144 Parties), was only achieved on 2 January 2020 so the
second commitment period will come into effect on the very last day
of the commitment period, i.e. on 31 January 2020. It look therefore
likely that there will be no time to make new JI projects.
PoA news:
One new PoA was submitted in March: "Water purification system
for Safe Drinking Water (SDW) in Indonesia". 1 new CPA was submitted for
(ref=10484) "SHINE – Distribution of LED Lightbulbs in India", and 1 new CPA was submitted for
(ref=10375) "EnKing International Renewable Energy POA" in India. In total 2827 CPAs exist
hosted by 75 countries.
The total
issuance from the 83 PoAs with issuance is now 33.7 MCERs. Article6Pipeline:
This is a new
Pipeline we have constructed. It can also be downloaded from the
CDMPipeline web-site.
It contains
information about 44 Pilot activities, which have started
experimenting with the creation of the new carbon market under
Article 6 of the Paris Agreement.
These
activities are funded by Canada, Germany, Japan, Sweden,
Switzerland, NEFCO, ADB, AfDB, and the World Bank.
We will
continue to expand this Pipeline as the rules for the new carbon
market under Article 6 develops. NAMApipeline news: see
www.namapipeline.org The UNFCCC NAMA Registry can
be accessed by the public at the webpage:
www4.unfccc.int/sites/nama In March one NAMAs were
submitted from Panama: "Rice production NAMA". The total number of NAMAs is
192 (2 NAMAs were withdrawn, and 2 was resubmitted). The total support offered is
164 MUS$ only 1.1% of the total support requested of 14777 MUS$, and
the total cost for the NAMAs is 71105 MUS$.
NDC & PledgePipeline news: Available at:
http://www.unenvironment.org/explore-topics/climate-change/what-we-do/mitigation/Samoa
Transport Sector NAMApledge-pipeline Our Pledgepipeline includes the Nationally
Determined Contributions (INDCs/NDCs) that are submitted to the
UNFCCC. Now 161
Parties (189 countries) responsible to 96.9% of the total GHG
emissions have ratified the Paris Agreement. At this site you can also find our
CitiesAndRegionsPipeline, which in addition to the country pledges
contain 284 pledges from regions and 1991 pledges from cities. Non-state actor news: Our Climate Initiatives Platform (CIP) at
http://climateinitiativesplatform.org now contains 258
International Cooperative Initiatives (ICIs) and CIP is a data
provider to the UNFCCC NAZCA platform, the Non-state Actor Zone for
Climate Action. All the ICIs in CIP that are alive will now be
reported in NAZCA. The CIP web-site includes a
complete
impact-monitoring framework for measuring progress
of the initiatives:
You can choose between 5
different monitoring Functions, for each Function a number of
Activities, and for each Activity a time series for the Indicator. If you are in a secretariat/focal point for an
ICI, you can register and be upgraded to a user, where you can get a
password to update the information about your ICI. Joergen Fenhann UNEP DTU Partnership UN City in Copenhagen,
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