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<strong>Comments</strong><br />

IPCC WGIII Fourth Assessment Report, Se<strong>co</strong>nd Order Draft<br />

availability, high additional <strong>co</strong>sts which move CCS to a similar <strong>co</strong>st<br />

performance as the mix of renewables, local impacts and risks, and<br />

leakage which lowers the CO2 reduction depending on the upper<br />

time integration boundary (time frame 100 years? 1000 years?) etc.<br />

(Government of Germany)<br />

A 7 21 7 25 Figure <strong>SPM</strong>4 needs footnote explaining what is CCS and what is<br />

biofuels with CCS. Add footnote explaining that "fossil fuel<br />

switch" means switching from e.g. <strong>co</strong>al to oil and not switching<br />

from fossil to renewables<br />

(Rachel Warren, University of East Anglia)<br />

A 7 22 0 0 It would be interesting to have this same Figure for 2030 (from<br />

intermediate model results which should be available in the same<br />

database as the one used for this Figure, possibly also for Chapter<br />

11 and the TS), and to <strong>co</strong>mpare the result with the Table of<br />

potentials from the sectoral Chapters. This emerged from a<br />

discussion in the SYR team that has to distinguish the short to<br />

medium term (up to 2030) from the longer term (beyond 2030), but<br />

would also be very relevant for the main WG3 report! Particularly,<br />

it would be interesting to know which technologies are relevant for<br />

the shorter term and which ones are only suggested to be<strong>co</strong>me<br />

important after 2030 (e.g. hydrogen fuel cell cars, other?).<br />

(Rob Swart, MNP)<br />

A 7 22 7 25 Figure <strong>SPM</strong>.4 needs an indication (perhaps in the caption) of the<br />

2100 baseline emission with respect to which these emissions are<br />

calculated, to provide information on whether the reductions are<br />

modest or large. Alternatively, the figure <strong>co</strong>uld present percentage<br />

rather than absolute emissions reductions.<br />

(Michael Raupach, CSIRO Marine and Atmospheric Research)<br />

Expert Review of Se<strong>co</strong>nd-Order-Draft<br />

Confidential, Do Not Cite or Quote<br />

Response suggested by <strong>co</strong><strong>chair</strong>s<br />

Action<br />

for<br />

chapter<br />

Considerations<br />

by the writing<br />

team<br />

ACC; change wording Accepted. Add<br />

explanations on<br />

the figure.<br />

(4)<br />

DISCUSS; try develop similar<br />

figure for 2030 (see also A-455)<br />

3,11 Noted. Figure<br />

being revised.<br />

(3)<br />

Are the data<br />

available for<br />

this?<br />

Can the model<br />

results be<br />

provided for<br />

2030.<br />

(11)<br />

Accepted. The<br />

modified figure<br />

will include<br />

results for 2030.<br />

ACC; use %; see also A-455 Accepted.<br />

Figure will be<br />

redrafted.<br />

(4)<br />

<strong>SPM</strong>- 6 A 7 22 7 22 Sentence would be more useful and less <strong>co</strong>ntroversial if it more TIA in reformulating Strong policy<br />

(4)<br />

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