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The Philippine DNA for the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) Implementation
Department of Environment and Natural Resources as the Philippine Designated National Authority for CDM EMB serving as the CDM Secretariat of the DNA
PHILIPPINE DNA FOR CDM
Participation in CDM is voluntary
A non-Annex I Party may participate in CDM if it is a Party to the Kyoto Protocol
Climate Change Convention
Date of signature 1 Dateinof 2A Parties participating theratification CDM shall set up a designated national Date of entry into force 31 O authority (DNA) for CDM Kyoto Protocol e Change Convention 1 of signature Date of signature 12 June 1992 CDM NATIONAL APPROVAL PROCESS BASIC STEPS
Step 1 Project Application
Step 2 Project Evaluation
Step 3 Project Endorsement
Project Proponent
TEC
CDM Steering Committee
Project Application Monitoring CDM Secretariat
Step 4 Project Approval/ Non-Approval
DNA Head (Secretary of DENR)
2
Host Country Approval Applications Received by the Philippine DNA for CDM
78% small scale
98 – 79,000 CERs/yr Mostly methane recovery & electricity generation projects swine and poultry wastewater sewage treatment Methane avoidance from biomass decay via composting Bagasse (from an ethanol distillery) - biogas (wastewater treatment) cogeneration Biomass Rice-husk - for heat generation at steam laundry, rice mills Coconut husk - for steam boilers at a feedmill Mini-hydropower
3
Host Country Approval Applications Received by the Philippine DNA for CDM
22% regular scale
29,000 – 590,000 CERs/yr Renewable energy Wind Geothermal Hydropower Wastewater from an ethanol plant Waste heat recovery at a sinter plant Landfill gas recovery & power generation Rice-husk biomass use at cement plants and a sugar mill Organic waste composting Blended cement Secondary Catalytic Reduction of N2O 4 Emissions at ONPI Nitric Acid Plant
Status of GoP CDM Project Activities as of 24 July 2009 Status
Qty
DNA Applications Received
Total Estimated Annual CERs (tCO2-e/yr)
87
19
2,310,096
68
1,117,376
3,427,472
9 19 35
1 3 9
172,735 136,937 1,528,404
8 16 23
279,138 412,115 183,817
451,873 549,052 1,712,221
Year 2006
10
5
415,232
5
137,305
552,537
Year 2005
17
1
56,788
16
105,001
161,789
Year 2009 Year 2008 Year 2007
67 8 32 16
15 1 7 4
1,916.287 29,474 1,266,152 393,002
52 7 25 12
738,143 169,370 408,922 86,663
2,654,430 198,844 1,675,074 479,665
Year 2006
10
2
170,871
8
73,188
244,059
Year 2005
1
1
56,788
0
0
56,788
Requesting Registration (Current)
3
0
Project Activities w/ Requests for Review
0
8 1
Year 2008 Year 2007
5 8
3 1
331,300 61,702
Year 2006
7
3
227,659
2
0
39 18
0
Year 2009
Project Activities Registered
Project Activities w/ Issued CERs
Small-scale: Estimated Annual CERs (tCO2-e/yr)
Year 2009 Year 2008 Year 2007
Total LoAs Issued
Endorsed for DNA approval
Regular Scale Regular Scale: Small-scale Project Estimated Annual Project Activities CERs (tCO2-e/yr) Activities
2
1,210,654 589,993
95,428
31 20
220,299 109,349
1,430,953 699,342
2 7
34,787 63,519
366,087 125,221
4
12,644
240,303
0
(ACTUAL) 95,428
5
Registered CDM Project Activities by Host Party (as of 24 August 2009) China=621 India=450 Brazil=160 Mexico= 117 Malaysia= 60
RP= 39 Chile=36
Philippines: 39 registered CDM project activities; ranks no.6
6 6
CERs Issued by Host Party
95,428 : CERs Issued to RP (.03% of 310,726,597 : Total CERs Issued 310 M) ~143.4 M : CERs Issued to 64,568 : Northwind Bangui Bay China Project 30,860 : Q.C. Controlled Disposal Facility Biogas Project in Payatas *2 projects out of 38
~ 67.5 M : CERs Issued to India ~42 M : CERs Issued to Brazil ~4.5 M: CERs Issued to Vietnam
7
Philippine DNA initiatives to support the development of CDM in the country
Establishment of a CDM Helpdesk
Establishment of a CDM clearinghouse http://cdmdna.emb.gov.ph
Development of a manual on GHG Emission Reduction Monitoring and Reporting Guideline
Development of a manual on the Emission Reduction Purchase Agreements (ERPA): A Seller’s Perspective
Continuing Capacity Building and Promotion Activities CDM Country Guide Regular updating of the CDM Country Fact Sheet Review and Enhancement of the National Approval Process Local, regional and national workshops for various sectors including technical tutorials Investors’ Forum, Road Shows, participation in Carbon Expos
Archiving of Baseline Data and Grid EF Calculation 8
Thank you.
For your questions / queries:
DNA - CDM Secretariat Environmental Management Bureau 2/F, HRDS Building, DENR Compound, Visayas Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City T: (+63-2) 920-2251; F: 928-4674 www.emb.gov.ph; http://cdmdna.emb.gov.ph 9
Department of Environment and Natural Resources as the Philippine Designated National Authority for CDM EMB serving as the CDM Secretariat of the DNA
PHILIPPINE DNA FOR CDM
Participation in CDM is voluntary
A non-Annex I Party may participate in CDM if it is a Party to the Kyoto Protocol
Climate Change Convention
Date of signature 1 Dateinof 2A Parties participating theratification CDM shall set up a designated national Date of entry into force 31 O authority (DNA) for CDM Kyoto Protocol e Change Convention 1 of signature Date of signature 12 June 1992 CDM NATIONAL APPROVAL PROCESS BASIC STEPS
Step 1 Project Application
Step 2 Project Evaluation
Step 3 Project Endorsement
Project Proponent
TEC
CDM Steering Committee
Project Application Monitoring CDM Secretariat
Step 4 Project Approval/ Non-Approval
DNA Head (Secretary of DENR)
2
Host Country Approval Applications Received by the Philippine DNA for CDM
78% small scale
98 – 79,000 CERs/yr Mostly methane recovery & electricity generation projects swine and poultry wastewater sewage treatment Methane avoidance from biomass decay via composting Bagasse (from an ethanol distillery) - biogas (wastewater treatment) cogeneration Biomass Rice-husk - for heat generation at steam laundry, rice mills Coconut husk - for steam boilers at a feedmill Mini-hydropower
3
Host Country Approval Applications Received by the Philippine DNA for CDM
22% regular scale
29,000 – 590,000 CERs/yr Renewable energy Wind Geothermal Hydropower Wastewater from an ethanol plant Waste heat recovery at a sinter plant Landfill gas recovery & power generation Rice-husk biomass use at cement plants and a sugar mill Organic waste composting Blended cement Secondary Catalytic Reduction of N2O 4 Emissions at ONPI Nitric Acid Plant
Status of GoP CDM Project Activities as of 24 July 2009 Status
Qty
DNA Applications Received
Total Estimated Annual CERs (tCO2-e/yr)
87
19
2,310,096
68
1,117,376
3,427,472
9 19 35
1 3 9
172,735 136,937 1,528,404
8 16 23
279,138 412,115 183,817
451,873 549,052 1,712,221
Year 2006
10
5
415,232
5
137,305
552,537
Year 2005
17
1
56,788
16
105,001
161,789
Year 2009 Year 2008 Year 2007
67 8 32 16
15 1 7 4
1,916.287 29,474 1,266,152 393,002
52 7 25 12
738,143 169,370 408,922 86,663
2,654,430 198,844 1,675,074 479,665
Year 2006
10
2
170,871
8
73,188
244,059
Year 2005
1
1
56,788
0
0
56,788
Requesting Registration (Current)
3
0
Project Activities w/ Requests for Review
0
8 1
Year 2008 Year 2007
5 8
3 1
331,300 61,702
Year 2006
7
3
227,659
2
0
39 18
0
Year 2009
Project Activities Registered
Project Activities w/ Issued CERs
Small-scale: Estimated Annual CERs (tCO2-e/yr)
Year 2009 Year 2008 Year 2007
Total LoAs Issued
Endorsed for DNA approval
Regular Scale Regular Scale: Small-scale Project Estimated Annual Project Activities CERs (tCO2-e/yr) Activities
2
1,210,654 589,993
95,428
31 20
220,299 109,349
1,430,953 699,342
2 7
34,787 63,519
366,087 125,221
4
12,644
240,303
0
(ACTUAL) 95,428
5
Registered CDM Project Activities by Host Party (as of 24 August 2009) China=621 India=450 Brazil=160 Mexico= 117 Malaysia= 60
RP= 39 Chile=36
Philippines: 39 registered CDM project activities; ranks no.6
6 6
CERs Issued by Host Party
95,428 : CERs Issued to RP (.03% of 310,726,597 : Total CERs Issued 310 M) ~143.4 M : CERs Issued to 64,568 : Northwind Bangui Bay China Project 30,860 : Q.C. Controlled Disposal Facility Biogas Project in Payatas *2 projects out of 38
~ 67.5 M : CERs Issued to India ~42 M : CERs Issued to Brazil ~4.5 M: CERs Issued to Vietnam
7
Philippine DNA initiatives to support the development of CDM in the country
Establishment of a CDM Helpdesk
Establishment of a CDM clearinghouse http://cdmdna.emb.gov.ph
Development of a manual on GHG Emission Reduction Monitoring and Reporting Guideline
Development of a manual on the Emission Reduction Purchase Agreements (ERPA): A Seller’s Perspective
Continuing Capacity Building and Promotion Activities CDM Country Guide Regular updating of the CDM Country Fact Sheet Review and Enhancement of the National Approval Process Local, regional and national workshops for various sectors including technical tutorials Investors’ Forum, Road Shows, participation in Carbon Expos
Archiving of Baseline Data and Grid EF Calculation 8
Thank you.
For your questions / queries:
DNA - CDM Secretariat Environmental Management Bureau 2/F, HRDS Building, DENR Compound, Visayas Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City T: (+63-2) 920-2251; F: 928-4674 www.emb.gov.ph; http://cdmdna.emb.gov.ph 9
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