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Friday, November 16, 2012
ECORYS Report Released: Design Options for Sectoral Carbon Market Mechanisms
Recently the Dutch consulting firm ECORYS, released a report for the European Commission Directorate General for Climate Action, titeld Design Options for Sectoral Carbon Market Mechanisms (CLIMA.B.3/SER/2011/0029 Aug. 31, 2012). The 120-page report available here, discusses
[t]he European Commission has published a study on the design options for the new market mechanism agreed under the UN climate change convention. The study, carried out by a consortium of consultants, will assist the Commission in negotiations at the forthcoming Doha climate conference on setting up the new mechanism, which was agreed at last year's conference in Durban.
The study outlines three alternative design proposals for the mechanism and
assesses the potential for implementation in five case studies, involving
sectors in South Africa, Chile and Indonesia. It includes recommendations for
sectoral crediting and trading.
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