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Climate Change Mitigation in Developing Countries: India

Climate Change Mitigation in Developing Countries: India. P.R. Shukla Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad Side Event – COP 8 October 29, 2002. GDP, Energy, Electricity, Carbon. GDP Intensity of Energy, Electricity and Carbon. GHG Emissions.

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Climate Change Mitigation in Developing Countries: India

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  1. Climate Change Mitigationin Developing Countries:India P.R. Shukla Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad Side Event – COP 8 October 29, 2002

  2. GDP, Energy, Electricity, Carbon

  3. GDP Intensity of Energy, Electricity and Carbon

  4. GHG Emissions

  5. Decoupling Carbon and Energy:Policy Measures • Energy Efficiency and Conservation • Renewable Energy • Vehicle Efficiency and Transport Fuel Improvements • Electricity Reforms • Forestry and Land Restoration

  6. Technology Push in Energy Intensive Industry

  7. Renewable Energy (capacity on March 2002)

  8. Carbon Saved in the Year 2000

  9. Carbon Mitigation (1900-200) 111 Million ton Carbon Mitigation from 1990 - 2000

  10. Cooperative Climate Change Initiatives • GEF Projects (2.6 Million ton/year potential) • AIJ and Bilateral Projects • National Communication • Accession to Kyoto Protocol • COP 8

  11. Future Trends

  12. Energy Demand (Base Case)

  13. Carbon Emissions

  14. Energy, Carbon, Electricity and GDP (History and Projections for Reference Scenario)

  15. GDP intensities of Energy, Electricity and Carbon (Reference Scenario)

  16. Climate Friendly Technology Options Potential and Costs for Kyoto Period

  17. CDM Strategy: Roadmap to continued meaningful participation

  18. Carbon Mitigation via CDM (under different Post-Kyoto Scenarios)

  19. India's CDM Strategy: Roadmap to continued meaningful participation

  20. Conclusions • India has mitigated 111 million ton of emissions during the past decade. • India’s present emissions are 7% below the BAU • India has shown strategic intent to participate in Kyoto Protocol • CDM regime needs to extend to infrastructure and program based initiatives • Early signal about post-Kyoto mitigation regime are critical for strategic shift in baseline emissions • India continues to meaningfully participate in the Global Climate Change Mitigation Regime

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