Art 6 – Publications – Page 10

Ensuring that offsets and other internationally transferred mitigation outcomes contribute effectively to limiting global warming

This paper shows that implementing the principle of "do no harm" in terms of which metrics can be used in Article 6.2 transactions is an effective way to ensure environmental...

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Legal gap analysis for transactions in preparation of Article 6

This paper conducts a legal gap analysis for transactions under Article 6.2 of the Paris Agreement as they are currently arranged. The paper takes a set-by-step approach to illustrate an...

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SBSTA Chair’s summary, informal technical expert dialogue on Art 6: Avoiding double use for outside the Nationally Determined Contributions for the 6.4 mechanism

This document is a summary of possible options that were put forward by Parties/groups at the informal technical expert dialogue on Article 6 on the topic of avoiding double use...

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Implementing Agreement to the Paris Agreement between the Swiss Confederation and the Republic of Peru

This document is the official text from the Swiss-Peruvian Agreement on cooperation under Article 6 of the Paris Agreement. The agreement aims to establish a comprehensive framework the regulate the...

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Reporting Tables – potential areas of work under SBSTA and options – Part I

This paper provides an overview of potential issues that may arise when developing CRTs and CTFs, as well as discusses options that could be considered by Parties. The paper also...

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Summary Report : Lessons Learned from Pilot Assessments of Countries’ International Transfer Readiness Under Article 6.2 of the Paris Agreement

This report summarizes the experience with pilots supported by the World Bank to identify gaps and build capacity to develop institutional arrangements and infrastructure for trading carbon assets under Article...

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Carbon Markets Under the Kyoto Protocol : Lessons Learned for Building an International Carbon Market Under the Paris Agreement

This paper provides a critical analysis of the experience with carbon markets under the Kyoto Protocol. While large differences exist between the conditions under the Kyoto Protocol and the Paris...

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Aligning with Paris: The voluntary market in transition

Issue 1, 2021 of the Carbon Mechanism Review magazine includes articles on the growing number of corporates adopting climate neutrality targets providing a boost for voluntary carbon market, observations beyond...

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Towards common GHG inventory reporting tables for Biennial Transparency Reports

This paper discusses the structure and functions of current CRF tables and software that generates tables, illustrated by examples of countries' experiences with the existing system. Furthermore, other tools to...

April 27, 2021Read more...

Art 6 – Publications

Ensuring that offsets and other internationally transferred mitigation outcomes contribute effectively to limiting global warming

Legal gap analysis for transactions in preparation of Article 6

SBSTA Chair’s summary, informal technical expert dialogue on Art 6: Avoiding double use for outside the Nationally Determined Contributions for the 6.4 mechanism

Implementing Agreement to the Paris Agreement between the Swiss Confederation and the Republic of Peru

Reporting Tables – potential areas of work under SBSTA and options – Part I

Summary Report : Lessons Learned from Pilot Assessments of Countries’ International Transfer Readiness Under Article 6.2 of the Paris Agreement

Carbon Markets Under the Kyoto Protocol : Lessons Learned for Building an International Carbon Market Under the Paris Agreement

Aligning with Paris: The voluntary market in transition

Towards common GHG inventory reporting tables for Biennial Transparency Reports

Experts propose adding provisions on exports to CBAM

EU think tank recommends phased approach to carbon removals integration into EU ETS

EU Carbon Removal; AI at Wimbledon; and Critical Minerals Trade Restrictions | S&P Global