The CDM/JI Pipeline Analysis and Database contains all CDM/JI projects that have been sent for validation/determination. It also contains the baseline & monitoring methodologies, a list of DOEs and several analyses. Almost all information is from cdm.unfccc.int and ji.unfccc.int.

This monthly newsletter shows a sample of the analysis in the Pipeline. If you want more information, then look into the left column and click on the links to sub-pages or click on the download for the full Pipeline, which contain tables with a line of key information for all CDM and JI projects. You can also download a rather old guidance document to the Pipeline.

We publish regularly analysis in the "CDM/JI Analysis" section on www.carbon-financeonline.com  (access to this section is free of charge).

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Please cite as "UNEP Risoe CDM/JI Pipeline Analysis and Database, July 1st 2009".

Please do not put the spreadsheets on other web-sites, you may only put a link to them on this site.
 

CDM news:

The number of new CDM projects has stabilized around 100 per month. In June 96 new CDM projects were submitted.

 The amount of CERs issued is now 308 Million CERs. The average issuance success is 97.6%.

The CDM Pipeline now contains 4467 CDM projects since the 480 CDM projects rejected by the DOEs, the 112 projects rejected by the EB, and the 30 withdrawn projects have been subtracted. 1699 of the projects are now registered and a further 193 are in the registration process.

A new Programmatic project was submitted in June from China: “Hydraulic rams for irrigation and domestic water supply in Zhejiang, China”

New developments of the CDMPipeline:

On the sheet “CDM projects by type” in this web-site you can see which sub-types we have defined for each project type. This is table 7 in the “Analysis2” spreadsheet in the CDMPipeline. The table is now sorted alphabetically by types.

In stead of the type “Biogas” we have introduced the type “Methane avoidance” containing the following sub-types: Manure, Waste water, Industrial solid waste, Palm oil waste, Aerobic treatment, and Composting. The Biogas flaring projects from the Agriculture type and the biogas power projects from the Biogas type have been transferred to the “Manure” sub-type here.

For several of the project types, sub-types have been defined:

For “Energy distribution”: District heat, District heat boilers, Connection of isolated grids, and Efficient electricity distribution.

For EE-households: Lighting, Stoves, Refridgerators & lighting, Lighting & insulation & solar, and Appliances.

For EE-own generation: Chemical heat, Petrochemical heat, Carbon black gas, Cement heat, Iron & Steel heat, Building materials heat, Glass heat, Non-ferrous metals heat, and Coke oven heat.

For EE-service: HVAC & lighting, Air conditioning, EE new buildings, Street lighting, School lighting, Water pumping, EE public buildings, and EE shops.

For EE supply side: Cogeneration, Higher efficiency coal power, higher efficiency oil power, Higher efficiency using waste heat, Power plant rehabilitation, and higher efficiency steam boiler.

For Fugitives: Oil filed flaring reduction, Oil and gas processing flaring, Natural gas pipelines, Non-hydrocarbon mining, Charcoal production.

The type “PFCs” has been changed to “PFCs and SF”: now containing the two sub-types PFCs, and SF6.

JI news:

One new track 2 project in Russia and one new track 1 project in the Czech Republic were added to the JIPipeline in June.

Table 1 in the “Analysis” sheet has been expanded to show the number of JI projects in the different stages of the project cycle both for track 1 and track 2.

Joergen Fenhann, Kasper Agger, and Ulrich Elmer Hansen

UNEP Risoe Centre
Risoe-DTU

Phone: (+45) 46 77 51 05
jqfe@risoe.dtu.dk

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