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1 Climate. Value. Delivered. www.general-carbon.com Satish Kashyap March 9, 2010 Climate Policy - Global & Domestic

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1Climate. Value. Delivered. www.general-carbon.com

Satish Kashyap

March 9, 2010

Climate Policy - Global & Domestic

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Agenda

• Global climate policy

– Copenhagen

– Post 2012 scenarios

• Domestic policy

– Renewable energy certificates

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Climate value

Source: General Carbon Analysis

In U

SD

20% 34%60% 70% 92%

154%

307%

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Copenhagen - Expectations

• Long-term commitment on climate change

• Improve CDM

• REDD

• Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) in CDM

• Hot Air

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Copenhagen Accord

• Common but differentiated responsibilities

• Limit on temperature rise

• Comprehensive adaptation program

• Peaking year

• Quantification

• REDD

• Funding

Source: UNFCCC

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Other points discussed at Copenhagen

• CDM process reforms

– Improved transparency

– Appeal process

– Capacity building (DOE, methodology etc.)

• REDD+

– Funding earmarked

• Hot air

– No deal on hot air

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Summary

Pre 2012 Post 2012

Demand for offsets

Supply of offsets

Cost of generation

Carbon finance ability

CDM process

Carbon market participants

Positive Negative Neutral

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Post 2012 – EU ETS

• EU commitment as part of Phase III

– 20% path to 2020

– 30% path to 2020 where global agreement is reached

• CER demand upper limit of 270 Mt per year (industrial demand) till 2012 will increase to

– ~40 Mt per year under 20% path

– ~120 Mt per year under 30% path

• Comitology process

– Further restrictions type of CERs and geography

– Projects from LDCs post 2012

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Post 2012 - US

• US may take over from Europe as the hub of global emissions trading

• Import of international offsets under the two schemes

– Waxman Markey bill ~ 800 Mt/yr of international offsets

– Kerry Boxer bill ~ 500 Mt/yr of international offsets

• The bills introduces a discount rate on international offsets of 1.25

– 1.25 CERs or other international offsets would be worth 1 US domestic unit

– For CERs this is closer to 1.13 CERs per tonne due to US short vs. metric tonne conversion

• Based on WCI, RGGI and other local initiatives

– Lower US pricing expectations

– Focus likely on high-volume, low-cost projects, such as industrial gas projects or forestry

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Commitments given on Jan 31, 2010

• China – Energy intensity target of 40% - 45% of 2005 level

– Increase RE share to 15%

• Indonesia – 26% reduction by 2020

– Peat land management, REDD is a large share

• India – Energy intensity target of 20% - 25%

• Brazil– 36 – 39% reduction over 1990 level

– Amazon & Cerrado deforestation (60% or 600 Mt)

• Russia– 15- 20% of 1990 level

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National Action Plan for Climate Change

• Added impetus for creating instruments to facilitate RE

growth

• RE purchase must be 5% of grid and increase by 1% for

10 years

• Reservation for Solar (0.25%)

• Authority to issue tradable certificates

• RECs experience in US & Japan

• Framework expected to start operation in April 2010

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Framework

• Buyers

– DISCOMs

– Open Access Users

– Captive generators

• REC registry & exchange platform

• CERC and SERC roles

• Penalty

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Climate. Value. Delivered.

Satish Kashyap

[email protected]

March 9, 2010