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Renewable energy technologies and Kyoto Protocol mechanisms
EUR 20871, ISBN 92-894-6169-1,
2003, Luxembourg: Office for Official Publications of the European Communities.
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Subtitled
Joint Implementation in Central and Eastern Europe -
Clean Development Mechanism in the Mediterranean Area , this study
focuses on co-operative projects between partners from the EU and its neighbouring countries.
It highlights
the various steps, advantages and practical information needed to build such projects
oriented towards renewable
energy technologies. The objective of this publication is not to present prescriptive
methods for project developers, but to
increase capacity building in the countries of these
regions and to help various stakeholders (government,
businesses, and NGOs) to prepare and evaluate Joint
Implementation and Clean Development Mechanism
projects. This is achieved by illustrating different
assessment tools developed by two European research
projects known as BASE and CDMEDI. The work was
funded by the
European Union under the Fifth Framework Programme
for RTD (DG Research, Energy programme,
socio-economic activities).
It notes that CEE countries offer rich renewable resources, biomass
is particularly abundant and the countries have
the potential to further develop biomass energy
through agriculture. In conjunction with agricultural
production, biomass provides more than 50% of the
region's renewable energy resource. Most of these
countries have more than 40% forest cover, and some
have as much as 80%. The potential to develop bioenergy
crops is considerably higher in the CEE region than
in the EU, with former agricultural land available for
energy crops such as rape and short-rotation coppice.
Contents
Foreword
Introduction and acknowledgements
List of acronyms
- Kyoto Protocol and project-based mechanisms
- EU research projects: from theory to practice
BASE
CDMEDI
- Prospects for renewables and energy efficiency in Central and Eastern Europe
Context
Renewable resources
Joint Implementation opportunities
- Prospects for renewables in South and East Mediterranean Area
Context
Renewable resources
Clean Development Mechanism opportunities
- Joint Implementation
Project cycle
JI design
Baseline development
- Clean Development Mechanism
Project cycle
CDM design
Tentative sustainable development appraisal of CDM
- European Emissions Trading, JI and CDM
Relationship with the Community Emissions Trading Scheme
Linkages with JI and CDM
Annex I: JI - Portfolio of potential projects
Annex II: CDM - Portfolio of potential projects
Annex III: Contacts for JI and CDM projects


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