State and Trends of the Carbon Market 2006 : A Focus on Africa

Many African countries have thin energy and industrial sectors with limited opportunities to reduce carbon emissions, certainly relative to countries such as China and India. Carbon sequestration from avoided deforestation and from agriculture--potentially important areas for climate mitigation and...

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Main Authors: Capoor, Karan, Ambrosi, Philippe
Format: Working Paper
Language:en_US
Published: World Bank, Washington, DC 2013
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spelling okr-10986-134132021-04-23T14:03:08Z State and Trends of the Carbon Market 2006 : A Focus on Africa Capoor, Karan Ambrosi, Philippe Abatement acacia plantations access to electricity anecdotal evidence availability average price average prices balance biodiversity corridors Biomass biomass resources CARBON ASSET carbon assets CARBON CAPTURE carbon credits carbon dioxide carbon dioxide equivalent carbon emission carbon emissions Carbon Finance carbon funds CARBON MARKET carbon markets Carbon payments carbon price carbon project carbon revenues Carbon sequestration Carbon transactions Certified Emission Reductions Clean Development Clean Development Mechanism clean energy climate change climate change negotiations Climate Exchange Climatic changes coal coal bed methane Coal Mine composting debt deforestation degraded land demand for electricity economic growth Economics economies of scale efficiency improvement electricity emerging markets Emission Emission Reduction Emission Reduction Units Emission Reductions emissions data emissions targets employment energy energy efficiency energy losses environmental environmental benefits erosion control fair Fire management forestry Fuel fuel switching Fugitive emissions gas industry gas prices gas projects gases generation global carbon market Greenhouse Greenhouse Gas Greenhouse Gas Abatement greenhouse gas mitigation heat hydro resources hydropower income indigenous species industry insurance Joint Implementation land use Landfill Landfill gas landfills Latin American market access market aggregators market power market price market share market value Member States methane methane emissions Middle East mines natural gas Nitrous Oxide oil oil industry oil prices pipeline plantation management power demand price comparison Price Index price risk production of coal Purchase Agreements purchasing renewable energy Renewable energy projects retail Retail price risk management sale secondary markets solid waste solid waste management spot price spot prices spread Sub-Saharan Africa Sustainable Development timber tons of carbon transaction costs tree species utilities validation stage waste waste management weather patterns wind wind project Many African countries have thin energy and industrial sectors with limited opportunities to reduce carbon emissions, certainly relative to countries such as China and India. Carbon sequestration from avoided deforestation and from agriculture--potentially important areas for climate mitigation and important in many African economies--has been systematically excluded from the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM). At the same time, CDM-eligible assets from afforestation and reforestation are excluded from entry into the large European Union-Emissions Trading Scheme (EU ETS), substantially limiting their market value and potential share in the multi-billion dollar global carbon market. The Africa share of the CDM market is lower than the share of African countries to developing nations in Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) over the past few years, which has been around 10 percent. 2013-05-14T19:18:10Z 2013-05-14T19:18:10Z 2006-11 http://hdl.handle.net/10986/13413 en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Publications & Research :: Working Paper Publications & Research
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topic Abatement
acacia plantations
access to electricity
anecdotal evidence
availability
average price
average prices
balance
biodiversity corridors
Biomass
biomass resources
CARBON ASSET
carbon assets
CARBON CAPTURE
carbon credits
carbon dioxide
carbon dioxide equivalent
carbon emission
carbon emissions
Carbon Finance
carbon funds
CARBON MARKET
carbon markets
Carbon payments
carbon price
carbon project
carbon revenues
Carbon sequestration
Carbon transactions
Certified Emission Reductions
Clean Development
Clean Development Mechanism
clean energy
climate change
climate change negotiations
Climate Exchange
Climatic changes
coal
coal bed methane
Coal Mine
composting
debt
deforestation
degraded land
demand for electricity
economic growth
Economics
economies of scale
efficiency improvement
electricity
emerging markets
Emission
Emission Reduction
Emission Reduction Units
Emission Reductions
emissions data
emissions targets
employment
energy
energy efficiency
energy losses
environmental
environmental benefits
erosion control
fair
Fire management
forestry
Fuel
fuel switching
Fugitive emissions
gas industry
gas prices
gas projects
gases
generation
global carbon market
Greenhouse
Greenhouse Gas
Greenhouse Gas Abatement
greenhouse gas mitigation
heat
hydro resources
hydropower
income
indigenous species
industry
insurance
Joint Implementation
land use
Landfill
Landfill gas
landfills
Latin American
market access
market aggregators
market power
market price
market share
market value
Member States
methane
methane emissions
Middle East
mines
natural gas
Nitrous Oxide
oil
oil industry
oil prices
pipeline
plantation management
power demand
price comparison
Price Index
price risk
production of coal
Purchase Agreements
purchasing
renewable energy
Renewable energy projects
retail
Retail price
risk management
sale
secondary markets
solid waste
solid waste management
spot price
spot prices
spread
Sub-Saharan Africa
Sustainable Development
timber
tons of carbon
transaction costs
tree species
utilities
validation stage
waste
waste management
weather patterns
wind
wind project
spellingShingle Abatement
acacia plantations
access to electricity
anecdotal evidence
availability
average price
average prices
balance
biodiversity corridors
Biomass
biomass resources
CARBON ASSET
carbon assets
CARBON CAPTURE
carbon credits
carbon dioxide
carbon dioxide equivalent
carbon emission
carbon emissions
Carbon Finance
carbon funds
CARBON MARKET
carbon markets
Carbon payments
carbon price
carbon project
carbon revenues
Carbon sequestration
Carbon transactions
Certified Emission Reductions
Clean Development
Clean Development Mechanism
clean energy
climate change
climate change negotiations
Climate Exchange
Climatic changes
coal
coal bed methane
Coal Mine
composting
debt
deforestation
degraded land
demand for electricity
economic growth
Economics
economies of scale
efficiency improvement
electricity
emerging markets
Emission
Emission Reduction
Emission Reduction Units
Emission Reductions
emissions data
emissions targets
employment
energy
energy efficiency
energy losses
environmental
environmental benefits
erosion control
fair
Fire management
forestry
Fuel
fuel switching
Fugitive emissions
gas industry
gas prices
gas projects
gases
generation
global carbon market
Greenhouse
Greenhouse Gas
Greenhouse Gas Abatement
greenhouse gas mitigation
heat
hydro resources
hydropower
income
indigenous species
industry
insurance
Joint Implementation
land use
Landfill
Landfill gas
landfills
Latin American
market access
market aggregators
market power
market price
market share
market value
Member States
methane
methane emissions
Middle East
mines
natural gas
Nitrous Oxide
oil
oil industry
oil prices
pipeline
plantation management
power demand
price comparison
Price Index
price risk
production of coal
Purchase Agreements
purchasing
renewable energy
Renewable energy projects
retail
Retail price
risk management
sale
secondary markets
solid waste
solid waste management
spot price
spot prices
spread
Sub-Saharan Africa
Sustainable Development
timber
tons of carbon
transaction costs
tree species
utilities
validation stage
waste
waste management
weather patterns
wind
wind project
Capoor, Karan
Ambrosi, Philippe
State and Trends of the Carbon Market 2006 : A Focus on Africa
description Many African countries have thin energy and industrial sectors with limited opportunities to reduce carbon emissions, certainly relative to countries such as China and India. Carbon sequestration from avoided deforestation and from agriculture--potentially important areas for climate mitigation and important in many African economies--has been systematically excluded from the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM). At the same time, CDM-eligible assets from afforestation and reforestation are excluded from entry into the large European Union-Emissions Trading Scheme (EU ETS), substantially limiting their market value and potential share in the multi-billion dollar global carbon market. The Africa share of the CDM market is lower than the share of African countries to developing nations in Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) over the past few years, which has been around 10 percent.
format Publications & Research :: Working Paper
author Capoor, Karan
Ambrosi, Philippe
author_facet Capoor, Karan
Ambrosi, Philippe
author_sort Capoor, Karan
title State and Trends of the Carbon Market 2006 : A Focus on Africa
title_short State and Trends of the Carbon Market 2006 : A Focus on Africa
title_full State and Trends of the Carbon Market 2006 : A Focus on Africa
title_fullStr State and Trends of the Carbon Market 2006 : A Focus on Africa
title_full_unstemmed State and Trends of the Carbon Market 2006 : A Focus on Africa
title_sort state and trends of the carbon market 2006 : a focus on africa
publisher World Bank, Washington, DC
publishDate 2013
url http://hdl.handle.net/10986/13413
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