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Metodología para calculo de líneas base y mitigación.

Explore the cost implications and policy options for carbon fuel mix switching, with insights into carbon emissions per capita versus GDP in Latin America and OECD countries. Delve into payment schemes for environmental services and the marginal cost of carbon in various regions.

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Metodología para calculo de líneas base y mitigación.

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  1. Metodología para calculo de líneas base y mitigación. Dr. René Castro Metodología para calculo de líneas base y mitigación.

  2. Cost of TM of Carbon

  3. Fuel Mix Switching

  4. The Costa Rican Dilemma Prepared by René Castro (castro_rene@post.harvard.edu)and Sarah Cordero (corderos@MIT.EDU) PEMEX November 1999 This presentation uses data from a research work in progress supported by the UNDP regional office for Latin America.

  5. Kyoto Targets and Forecast Emissions, Relative to 1990 Ref: Jacoby and Prinn, MIT, 1999.

  6. CO2 Emissions per Capita vs. GDP per capitaSelected Latin America and OECD Countries Ref: Castro and Tattembach, 1998

  7. Forestry Environmental Services Payment Scheme

  8. Payments to landowners for the four environmental services named in the Forestry Law of 1996. (in $US per hectare) Ref: Castro and Tattembach, 1998

  9. Land Use in Costa Rica, 1998 Ref: Castro Salazar, 1999

  10. Hectares Consolidated in Each Protected Area Using Various Price Scenarios

  11. Marginal Cost of Carbon in Costa Rica According to Different Perspectives Ref: Castro Salazar, 1999.

  12. Normalized Analysis of Carbon Cost of Regions in the US and Costa Rica Ref: Castro Salazar, 1999

  13. Comparison of the Marginal Cost of Carbon Between Nine European Countries (US$) Ref: CEC, 1991

  14. Carbon Tax Required to Stabilize Emissions at the 1990 level Ref: Rosenthal et al. 1993.

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