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At the next United Nations (UN) climate conference in the United Arab Emirates at the end of 2023, the first Global Stocktake (GST) of the Paris Agreement is due to conclude. The main goal of this process is to feed into a new round of Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) by Parties to the Agreement for 2035. In addition, the GST is aimed at identifying opportunities for strengthening international cooperation to achieve the Paris goals. The GST represents the first opportunity for Parties and other stakeholders to collectively highlight opportunities for international climate cooperation. Specifically, outcomes should plant the seeds for the development of concrete sectoral decarbonization roadmaps that could guide international cooperation in years to come.
Ambition coefficients : aligning baselines for international carbon markets with net zero pathways
(2021)
Quo vadis voluntary markets? : new Paris Agreement architecture puts business model to the test
(2018)
The EU-CIVITAS project FLOW has developed a multimodal methodology to calculate the impact of walking and cycling measures on transport network performance and congestion. The methodology better includes non-motorised modes than previous methods which focussed on motorised transport. The article outlines key characteristics.
Quo vadis voluntary markets? : new Paris Agreement architecture puts business model to the test
(2017)
Energy efficiency has multiple benefits. It usually is a win-win option for all aspects of sustainability - environment, social objectives, and economy. We need to evaluate and communicate these multiple benefits - to citizens, companies, and policy-makers. Due to strong market barriers, effective governance and policy packages for energy efficiency are needed. Evaluation shows effective policy can achieve around 2% per year of additional energy savings.
Time for pilots : discussions on new market-based mechanisms show little movement of positions
(2013)
Fragmentation or standardisation? : Offset use in Australia, California, Japan and South Korea
(2012)
Standardised baselines for urban passenger transport : no quick solution for fostering model shift
(2010)
Cleaning up the CDM
(2010)