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BMWK Activities

The Paris Agreement provides a much-needed long-term perspective for the global carbon market. Nonetheless, some of the rules for using the new mechanisms have yet to be finalised and practical experience in their application has still to be gained.

The Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action (BMWK) is thus working to push these developments and to ensure that progress is made in the international climate negotiations. BMWK also promotes the further development and design of the mechanisms by commissioning corresponding research and also invests in practical testing of innovative approaches in the form of pilot projects.

This covers, inter alia, work on design options for Art. 6.4 in general, on upscaled crediting under Article 6, or ensuring a robust and environmentally sound CORSIA Offsetting Mechanism for use in International Aviation. As regards Carbon Market innovations, BMWK supports the linkage of market mechanisms and climate finance, especially in Africa, which has been underrepresented in the global Carbon Market so far.

Further activities in this field comprise auctioning approaches to ensure continuation of mitigation activities, support for driving the transformation of the nitric acid sector, or piloting transformative carbon finance. Initiatives to promote carbon pricing through capacity development and information exchange round off BMWK’s portfolio of Carbon Market-related activities.

In this section, the broad portfolio of different BMWK activities is presented.

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Linking Carbon Markets through the CDM and Other Offsetting Mechanisms

The aim of the research project was to analyse the climate change policy conditions in Australia, California, Japan and South Korea.

 

Role of BMU: Research funding

Lifecycle: 2011 - 2013

Implementation: adelphi

Other Organisations Involved: Wuppertal Institute for Climate, Environment and Energy

Further Information: https://www.adelphi.de/en/publication/clean-development-mechanism-and-emerging-offset-schemes-options-reconciliation

Contact: Dennis Tänzler, taenzler@adelphi.de

Integrating Africa’s least developed countries into the global carbon market

The research project's aim was to investigate how Africa’s least developed countries can be better integrated into the global carbon market.

Role of BMU: Research funding

Lifecycle: 2010 - 2012

Implementation: Wuppertal Institut for Climate, Environment and Energy

Other Organisations Involved: GFA ENVEST

Contact: Christof Arens, christof.arens@wupperinst.org

Partnership for Market Readiness

The World Bank activity promotes the establishment of a global carbon market and supports proactive countries in preparing and implementing innovative…

Role of BMWK: Co-financed by BMWK

Lifecycle: since 2010

Implementation: World Bank

Further Information: www.thepmr.org

African Carbon Asset Development Facility

It was the purpose of the African Carbon Asset Development Facility (ACAD) was to alleviate barriers faced by African countries in attracting and…

Role of BMU: Co-financed by BMU

Lifecycle: 2009 - 2014

Implementation: United Nations Environment Programme

Other Organisations Involved: UNEP Risoe Centre on Energy, Climate and Sustainable Development, Standard Bank UNFCCC Regional Collaboration Center Kampala

Contact: Søren Lütken, snlu@dtu.dk

CDM Watch

The activity contributed to improving the environmental and sustainable benefits of the CDM.

 

Role of BMU: Research funding

Lifecycle: 2009 - 2011

Implementation:Carbon Market Watch

Further Information: https://carbonmarketwatch.org/

Contact: Eva Filzmoser, info@carbonmarketwatch.org

International Carbon Action Partnership

ICAP is an international network of governments to exchange knowledge and experience on emissions trading.

 

Role of BMWK: Co-financed by BMWK

Lifecycle: since 2007

Further Information: https://icapcarbonaction.com/en/

Contact: Dr. Constanze Haug, info@icapcarbonaction.com

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