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Transport and Carbon Finance Part II

Transport and Carbon Finance Part II. Dr. Jürg M. Grütter jgruetter@gmail.com www.transport-ghg.com. matching transport with carbon finance. AMSIIIC: Electric and Hybrid Vehicles. Problem Areas: Summary. Additionality determination Lack of clarity and details of methodology.

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Transport and Carbon Finance Part II

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  1. Transport and Carbon Finance Part II Dr. Jürg M. Grütter jgruetter@gmail.com www.transport-ghg.com matching transport with carbon finance

  2. AMSIIIC: Electric and Hybrid Vehicles grütter consulting

  3. Problem Areas: Summary • Additionality determination • Lack of clarity and details of methodology grütter consulting

  4. Additionality: Background • Due to transaction costs and limited size of emission reductions per vehicle electric vehicle projects are best clustered around producers. • Barriers towards massive sales of electric and hybrid vehicles are: • Higher investment • Technological barriers including limited range, limited speed, limited payload, limited space • Limited market penetration grütter consulting

  5. Additionality: DOE • TUEV North asked 9.2010 the EB for a clarification without response to date • This has effectively stopped the first 4 electric vehicle projects worldwide, all blocked in the validation stage since more than 1 year grütter consulting

  6. Additionality: Proposed Changes • The methodology is applicable to producers of electric/hybrid vehicles as well as to fleet owners. • Additionality of projects can be proven through: • Higher investment cost • Technological barriers • Prevailing practice: Projects are considered as additional if the market share of electric/hybrid vehicles of the same vehicle category is less than 5% in the host country where the project is proposed grütter consulting

  7. Further Information CEO grütter consulting: Dr. Jürg M. Grütter jgruetter@gmail.com www.transport-ghg.com grütter consulting

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