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ECONOLERINTERNATIONAL

CDM/JI Office CanadaCDM/JI Office Canada

Development of a Portfolio of Development of a Portfolio of CDM Projects in IndonesiaCDM Projects in Indonesia

Access to CDM & JI office of Access to CDM & JI office of Canada facilityCanada facility

Presented by:ECONOLER INTERNATIONAL

Jakarta, IndonesiaJanuary, 2006


Your animator:Your animator:

Stéphanie Nour, EngineerStéphanie Nour, EngineerCDMCDM Expert

ECONOLER INTERNATIONALTel.: +1 (418) 692-2592

[email protected]

or visit our Web site:www.econolerint.com

and the project web site: www.econolerint.com/english/CDM/Indonesia

mailto:[email protected]

http://www.econolerint.com/

http://www.econolerint.com/english/CDM/I


TopicsTopics

The obligation of Canada towards Kyoto Protocol

Support from CDM/JI Office Canada Mandate of Econoler International


Kyoto ProtocolKyoto ProtocolWhat if an Annex-I country that What if an Annex-I country that ratified the KP can’t make it?ratified the KP can’t make it?

This has been decided during Bonn Climate Conference: Each 1-ton above the target in 2012… Means 1.3-ton more to catch up after 2012 In addition to the “after-2012” emission

reduction targets


Kyoto ProtocolKyoto ProtocolFor instance: the KPFor instance: the KP In CanadaIn Canada

Each country has its own target Canada’s target is 6% When signed, it represented 240 Mtons CO2 PER

YEAR Now it represents 270 Mtons CO2 PER YEAR.

Forecast total cost of the Canadian compliance: US$8.5 Billion Part of it is the Canadian Climate Change

Development Fund: US$3.3-4.3 BillionFor the purchase of carbon credits using the flexible mechanisms…


Kyoto ProtocolKyoto ProtocolFor instance: the KPFor instance: the KP In CanadaIn Canada

Canada’s KP compliance plan: Reduction target: 80 Mt CO2/year from:

Carbon storageRE projects

Reduction target: 100 Mt CO2/year from:Awareness campaign for population

(31Mt)Reduction contacts with industrial sectors

Reduction target: 60 Mt CO2/year from:Massive investment in public

transportation infrastructures PURCHASE of carbon credit through the

flexible mechanisms…


CDM & JI Office RoleCDM & JI Office Role

Canada’s Designated National Authority (DNA) and Focal Point

Facilitate Canadian participation in CDM and JI

Approval of voluntary participation in CDM/JI projects

Strengthening relations with Project Host Countries

Facilitate development of Project Idea Notes (PINs)

Analytical and policy support to negotiations


CDM & JI Office CDM & JI Office Financial SupportFinancial Support

BASE CONDITIONS Canadian partner must apply Certain eligible fixed costs Office cannot fund 100% of project Project must demonstrate "additionality" Project must be clearly defined and

bounded Project goals must be realistically

achievable


Project Facility by CDM & JI officeProject Facility by CDM & JI office

Indonesia has been identified as one of the more significant countries in terms of supply of carbon credits from CDM projects, and it is among the highest priorities for CDM cooperation for Canada.

The CDM & JI office has mandated Econoler International to develop a portfolio of PINs and PDDs in Indonesia.

This project allows to the CDM&JI office to be on the ground.


Support from CDM/JI Office CanadaSupport from CDM/JI Office CanadaNew Project LaunchedNew Project Launched

Development of a Portfolio of CDM Projects in Indonesia objectives Develop PINs and/or PDDs for Indonesian

promoters Increase the number of projects available

for Canadian participation Potential purchase of Carbon credits by

Canadian entities and the Climate Fund Require an in-kind contribution from

promoters (data collection) Limited number of projects


Support from CDM/JI Office CanadaSupport from CDM/JI Office CanadaCriteriaCriteria

High probability of meeting sustainability and additionality criteria

Pre-feasibility (PIN) and feasibility work (PDD) already completed or at least under completion

Financing practically arranged on principle agreement with financing institutions

Need for up-front financing in return for some exclusivity on sale of credits.

Minimum project size of 25,000 tons/year anticipated CERs.

CDM projects supported to the PDD level under this project will be initially offered on an exclusivity basis to Canadian buyers of CERs for a period of 90 days after completion of the PDDs.


Support from CDM/JI Office CanadaSupport from CDM/JI Office CanadaBenefits for Indonesian PromotersBenefits for Indonesian Promoters

Realize PIN/PDD by nearly outsourcing their total costs

Easier access to Carbon buyers Improve project business plan using the

support of Econoler International experts Access to the latest UNFCCC’s news and

methodologies Be in the loop for further development of

the project


Support from CDM/JI Office CanadaSupport from CDM/JI Office CanadaProject DevelopmentProject Development

A preliminary list of 12 projects has been submitted to the CDM & JI office December 15, 2005

A final list of 16 projects was presented on January 16, 2006

We are currently finalizing the list according to the CDM & JI recommendations.

agreements with project developers shall be signed by January 31, 2006.

ALL PINs and PDDs are to be produced before March 20, 2006.


Support from CDM/JI Office CanadaSupport from CDM/JI Office CanadaFurther development of Project facilityFurther development of Project facility

Due to the high numbers of PINs proposed under the current facility, the CDM & JI office may launch another similar facility after April 1, 2006.

This will depend on The quality of PINs submitted by the project

developers. The outcome of the federal elections in

Canada The status of Canada’s target towards Kyoto


ConclusionConclusion

Keep yourself informed using our WEB SITE: All additional and new information All further activities Info about how to propose a project http://

www.econolerint.com/english/CDM/Indonesia

http://www.econolerint.com/english/CDM/Indonesia




Other Sources Other Sources of Informationof Information


Sources of InformationSources of Information

IETA International Emission Trading Association http://ieta.org/

PointCarbon Web site, newsletters and reports http://pointcarbon.com/

Pembina Institute, manual on CDM www.pembina.org

UNFCCC: http://cdm.unfccc.int/ CDM contact point at the Canadian Embassy in

Jakarta: Nicolas Lepage, Trade Commissioner T: (62-21) 2550-7852 C: (62-81) 117-8305 F: (62-21) 2550-7812 Email: [email protected] Web: http://www.international.gc.ca/jakarta/

http://www.pembina.org/

http://cdm.unfccc.int/



http://www.international.gc.ca/jakarta/




CDM/JI Office CanadaCDM/JI Office Canada

Canada’s Clean Development Mechanism and Joint Implementation Office

Climate Change and Energy Division (AEC) Department of Foreign Affairs and

International Trade 125 Sussex Drive, Ottawa, ON K1A 0G2 Tel: 613-944-3039 Fax: 613-944-0064 e-mail: [email protected] Web site: www.dfait-maeci.gc.ca/cdm-ji

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