CDM: Scope and Opportunities - EPCO

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What are potential CDM projects?• Project activity should have lower GHG emissions thanin the baseline scenario; examples include:- Renewables- Energy efficiency- Waste-to-energy- Reforestation and afforestation- Projects reducing HFC, SF 6 , PFC or N 2 O emissions• Emissions should be additional to those that wouldhave occurred without the projects; illustrated by- Viability due to additional revenue- Mitigation of technological, market or policy risk- Larger project size because of additional resources- Sustainability due to additional revenueIntroductory Session on CDMEPCO, Bhopal, 4 th April 2006
How does the CDM due dilligence process work?Applicant EntityDesignProjectParticipantsExecutive Board andCOP/MOPAccreditation/designationDesignated Operational EntityDesignatedOperational EntityValidation/registrationCDM Executive BoardDesignated National Authority(DNA) for CDMMonitoringProjectParticipantsVerification/certificationDesignated Operational EntityCDM Executive BoardIssuanceCertified Emission ReductionsIntroductory Session on CDMEPCO, Bhopal, 4 th April 2006
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