In this paper we focus on a long-term dynamic analysis of the optimal adaptation/mitigation mix in the presence of a pollution threshold above which adaptation is no longer efficient.
The CDM revenues have led to a massive resource inflow for the UNFCCC Secretariat, covering more than half of its budget. Using document analysis, interviews and regression analysis, the authors show that the UNFCCC Secretariat, at least in areas that require technical expertise and that are politically not overly contentious, can gain substantial influence over concrete CDM-related policy decisions and even change the structure of decision making and consultation processes
In this book, more than twenty recognized experts draw on their diverse professional and geographic backgrounds to identify challenges and opportunities on the path towards CDM reform.
In this working paper, P. Heindl and S. Voigt “analyse the possible demand and supply for offsets for the period from 2013 to 2020. The analysis is based on the assumptions that developed countries (Annex I) implement the emissions reduction pledges made after the 15th Conference of the Parties in Copenhagen (“Copenhagen Pledges”)…”
A study on CCS in the international climate regime, in the framework of the Dutch CATO-2 programme on CO2 capture and storage
This paper compares and evaluates the CDM against standard criteria for high-quality offsets and reviews lessons learned, institutional changes that have been made, and ongoing challenges.
A joint briefing from Carbon Trade Watch and Corporate Europe Observatory
… Kyoto Protocol, EU ETS, and Effort Sharing, a report from Climate Focus.
Taking Stock of Cities’ Experience With Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) and Joint Implementation (JI)
New Economics Papers Energy Economics (REPEC)
