The Norwegian Carbon Credit Procurement Program

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The Norwegian Carbon Credit Procurement Program Asia Pacific Regional Workshop 2015 Manila 30 September 2015 1

Norway Pledge and Market Mechanisms Norway has for more than two decades supported the development of carbon markets Kyoto 1 (2008-2012) Credits procured for over-achievement of pledge 23 million credits procured Kyoto 2 (2013-2020) Ambitious 2020-pledge: 30 per cent lower than 1990 emissions Measures at home and procurement of offsets (CER) New Agreement, post 2020 - Norway's INDC Pledged "at least" 40 per cent reduction compared to 1990 Use of flexible mechanisms and/or joint implementation with EU is assumed Carbon Neutral by 2050 2

Kyoto 2 Procurement program "Make a difference" - Identify projects in need of carbon revenues to continue operations or to start/restart operations - Already generated CERs are not eligible Procurement alternatives CERs from vulnerable projects CERs from new projects (not commissioned) Eligibility All CDM project types are eligible, except HFC 23, N 2 O adipic acid and coal fired power plants without CCS All regions are eligible. Special focus on regions underrepresented in our portfolio 3

Kyoto 2 Procurement Program (cont.) Pricing - No firm price cap - But will use results from three tenders as benchmarks; - vulnerable projects from non-ldc at around 2 - new and vulnerable projects from LDC at less than 4 - Pricing will vary according to project type, project size and project location Norway currently the largest active buyer of CDM credits Invitation at www.carbonneutralnorway.no 4 Norway Carbon Credit Procurement Program

Vulnerable projects Target: Registered and commissioned CDM projects Objective: Prevent reversal of emission reduction activities Procure credits from existing projects whose survival or continued emissions reduction activity depend on a higher carbon price than achievable under current market conditions Projects must present proof that they face an imminent threat of closure in absence of carbon finance or that they may already have shut down for same reason Eligible: Registered CDM-projects with no revenuegenerating Emissions Reduction Purchase Agreement (ERPA) Vintage: CERs from emissions reductions through 2020 5

Vulnerable projects (continued) Programs: Direct procurement by the of Climate and Environment 20+ million CERs to be procured Completed program Norwegian Carbon Procurement Facility (NorCap) Managed by the Nordic Environment Finance Corporation (NEFCO) on behalf of the Norwegian Ministry Target volume: 30 million CERs 6

New projects - Target: New, and not yet commissioned CDM projects - Vintage: CERs from emissions reductions generated through 2020 - Programs: Direct procurement by the Ministry of Climate and Environment Procurement through funds Carbon Partnership Facility (World Bank) Norway a major investor Piloting scaled up crediting mechanisms NEFCO traditional CDM projects including PoAs 7

NorCaP Two Calls for Proposals Very successful 402 complete proposals 318 million CERs offered 47 projects from PoAs 40 host countries Price range: 0.75-20 euro per CER (3.5 euro average) Second call included a separate LDC tranche Price cap of 4 euro Total contracted volume (August 2015) about 26 million CERs Average price: approx. 2/CER Norway Carbon Credit Procurement Program 30 September 2015

NorCaP Result by host country Contracted volume: 26 m CERs (to date) Contracted volume: 18,9 mt 1 090 000 5 391 000 1 700 000 3 449 686 14 831 985 Brazil South Africa* Chile Colombia Mexico Norway Carbon Credit Procurement Program 30 September 2015

NorCaP Result by project type Contracted volume: 26 m CERs (to date) 17 832 985 1 830 000 6 799 686 Industrial processes N2O (nitric acid) Waste Landfill Gas (no energy) Industrial processes SF6 Norway Carbon Crfedit Procourement Program 30 September 2015

Contact us The Norwegian Carbon Credit Procurement Program Ministry Sigurd Klakeg, Deputy Director General Mobile: +47 90196831 email: sigurd.klakeg@kld.dep.no Anne Smeby Evjen, Senior Advisor Mobile: +47 40204170 email: anne-smeby.evjen@kld.dep.no Web: www.carbonneutralnorway.no 11 Norway Carbon Credit Procurement Program