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Table A-8 Examples of ACM0001 application............................................................................................................................101 Table A-9 DOCj values for the different waste types j............................................................................................................107 Table A-10 MCF values for different landfill sites........................................................................................................................108 Table A-11 Decay rate (kj) for different waste types j................................................................................................................108 Table A-12 List of Large Scale CDM Methodologies (as of 28 Oct 08).................................................................................113 Table A-13 List of Small Scale CDM Methodologies (as of 28 Oct 08).................................................................................115 Table A-14 List of A/R CDM Methodologies (as of 28 Oct 08)................................................................................................116 Table A-15 List of Guidance (as of 30 Oct 08)...............................................................................................................................117 Boxes Box 2-1 What does “same technology/measure” mean?......................................................................................................31 Box 3-1 Retroactive crediting .......................................................................................................................................................52 vi
List of Abbreviations AAU AR AR WG ACM AIE AE AM CDM CDM-AP CDM AR M&P CDM-AT CDM M&P CER COP COP/MOP CPA DFP DNA DOE EB ERU GHG GWP HFCs IET IPCC IRR ITL JI JI-AP JISC lCER LULUCF Meth Panel NGO NM NPV OE PDD PFCs PoA RIT RMU SSC SSC WG SOP tCER UNFCCC Assigned Amount Unit Afforestation and Reforestation Afforestation and Reforestation Working Group Approved Consolidated Methodology Accredited Independent Entity Applicant Entity Approved Methodology Clean Development Mechanism CDM Accreditation Panel CDM AR Modalities and Procedures (Decision 19/CP.9, contained in the document FCCC/ CP/2003/6/Add.2) CDM Assessment Team CDM Modalities and Procedures (Decision 17/CP.7, contained in the document FCCC/CP/2001/13/ Add.2) Certified Emission Reduction Conference of the Parties to the UNFCCC Conference of the Parties serving as the meeting of the Parties to the Kyoto Protocol CDM Programme Activity Designated Focal Point Designated National Authority Designated Operational Entity Executive Board Emission Reduction Unit Greenhouse Gas Global Warming Potential Hydrofluorocarbons International Emissions Trading Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change Internal Rate of Return International Transaction Log Joint Implementation Joint Implementation Accreditation Panel Joint Implementation Supervisory Committee Long-term CER Land Use, Land-Use Change and Forestry Methodologies Panel Non-Governmental Organization New Methodology Net Present Value Operational Entity Project Design Document Perfluorocarbons Programme of Activities Registration and Issuance Team Removal Unit Small Scale CDM Small Scale Working Group Share of Proceeds Temporary CER United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change vii
Page 1: CDM/JI Manual 2 0 0 8 for Project D
Page 4 and 5: Table of Contents Preface .........
Page 9 and 10: 1.1 What is CDM? 1.2 Key Concepts o
Page 11 and 12: CDM is the only Kyoto Protocol mech
Page 13 and 14: to the Kyoto Protocol. Since the EB
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Page 21 and 22: 1.4.4 Validation and registration o
Page 23 and 24: (b) It shall be finalized no later
Page 25 and 26: (g) The step by step calculation (h
Page 27 and 28: equal to the verified amount of GHG
Page 29 and 30: (c) The secretariat shall establish
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Page 42 and 43: 2.3 Programme of activities (PoA) a
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Choice of scenarios/cases: Project
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(a) Data unit (b) Description of th
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3.6 A/R CDM project activities: Tec
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Issuance of tCERs GHG removals by s
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The EB agreed to the methodological
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The “Tool for the demonstration a
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This analysis should include, where
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4.1 What is JI? 4.1.1. General The
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4.2. JI institutions and procedures
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(5) Accreditation Panel (JI-AP) JIS
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enhancements of removals for the pr
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(1) Baseline Setting Criteria for b
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activity or due to force majeure. (
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levels and be presented in a transp
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(5) Crediting period (a) Projects s
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4.5. JI land use, land-use change a
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(RMUs) 18 previously issued by that
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provided that these unaccounted poo
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1 List of necessary forms and relat
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2 Approved Methodologies Legend for
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Meth. No. Scope Main Keywords Place
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Legend for Scope column: No. Sector
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3 Methodological Tools Table A-7 Li
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Title and Version Number 2. Combine
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Title and Version Number 10. Proced
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4 Application of baseline methodolo
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If LFG is used for generation of el
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(b) In cases where regulatory or co
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(7) CEF ther,BL,y CO 2 emissions in
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5. Tool for the demonstration and a
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so that a reader can reproduce the
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6. Tools referenced in different me
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Legend for Methodology related Tool
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7. List of Guidance Table A-15 List
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