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Alliance of Small Island States Presentation In session Workshop on Scale of Emission Reductions 2 August 2010 What are the quantitative implications of the use of LULUCF, and emission trading, projectbased mechanisms on the emission reduction by Annex I Parties in aggregate? How to ensure that efforts and achievements to date and national circumstances are taken into consideration and what could be the implications on emission reductions by Annex I Parties in aggregate?

Aggregate Annex I reductions including surplus AAUs and LULUCF accounting

Ways to improve the level of ambition Current effective level of ambition for 2020 assuming : All Annex I Parties (KP and non KP) Parties preferred LULUCF rules Full carryover of surplus from 1 CP Additional surplus created in 2 CP Current effective level of ambition for 2020 assuming : Remove surplus built into pledges for 2020 where surplus excluding LULUCF credits exceeds BAU (brackets: remove surplus where surplus includes LULUCF credits) Incremental improvement in emission reductions relative to 1990 emissions (%) 2 to 3 % improvement (4 to 6%) Effective 2020 target relative to 1990 emissions (%) 1 to 7 % 4 to 8 % ( 7 to 11%) Incremental improvement to environmental outcomes (MtCO 2 eq/yr) 310 650 (760 1,100) Remove carryover from 1 CP to 2 CP 6 % improvement 11 to 15 % 1,200 Do not apply Art. 3.7 for 2 CP (LUC not added to base year) 1 % improvement 12 to 15 % 120 150 Remove LULUCF crediting 4 % improvement 16 to 19 % 790 Parties move to top of pledge ranges 4 to 0 % improvement * IPCC range for 2.0 2.4 degrees 25 to 40 % ** AOSIS range for 1.5 degrees > 45 % 19 % 690 0

Examples of estimated surplus AAUs in 1 CP and around 2020

Possible options to address surplus AAUs Supply side: Parties asked not to request carryover under Art. 3.13 Allow carryover, but cap volume carried over e.g., any additions to assigned amount under Art. 3.13 shall be limited to [0.1][x] percent of Parties assigned amount in the preceding period Allow carryover, limit purpose for which carryover AAUs may be used, e.g., only for domestic use, for domestic use in immediately subsequent CP, domestic use up to [x] % of commitment Place substantial levy on transfer Demand side: Parties agree not to purchase AAUs carried over under Art. 3.13 Far stricter A1 targets Place substantial levy on acquisition Restrict use of acquired AAUs Multiple additional options, options can be used in combination

Options for addressing surplus from first CP ( 10 Gt) Options for addressing surplus Scale of anticipated surplus from first commitment period: 1. Limit carryover of surplus from CP (e.g., limit to [0.1][x] percent of Parties assigned amounts in the preceding period) Improvement in aggregate Annex I ambition of 2020 pledges (% of 1990 emissions excl. LULUCF) Improvement in effective emission reductions per year 2013 to 2020 (MtCO 2 eq/yr) 0.1 % limit on carryover to CP2 6.5 % 1,200 1 % limit on carryover to CP2 6.2 % 1,100 10 % limit on carryover to CP2 3.5 % 700 2. Allow carryover, but limit purpose for which carryover AAUs may be used Only for domestic use in subsequent CP 5.2 % * 960 * Only for domestic use up to 1% of subsequent CP commitment 3. Impose levy on transfer or acquisition of surplus AAUs 50% of transferred/acquired AAUs required to be retired at time of transfer to other Party 5.4 % * 1,150 * 3.5 % * 650 * 4. Combination of the above Range? Range? * Demand in EU only

Implications of LULUCF Accounting LULUCF Accounting Options credits ( ) and debits (+) LULUCF accounting over 2013 2020 (MtCO 2 eq/yr) LULUCF accounting relative to 1990 emissions excl. LULUCF (%) Effective 2020 target relative to 1990 emissions 1. Using each Annex I Party s preferred LULUCF accounting options 790 4.2% 7 to 13 % 2. Continuation of current KP LULUCF rules with cap on mandatory FM 3. Discount factor on forest management 85% + KP rules for other LULUCF activities 4. Net net accounting for FM against 1990 base year + KP rules for other activities 5. Net net accounting for FM against 1 st CP as base period + KP rules for other activities 6. Bar for FM with a +/ 5% band against 2001 2005 base period + KP rules for activities 340 1.8% 10 to 15 % 320 1.7% 10 to 15 % 460 2.5% 9 to 15 % 110 0.6% 11 to 16 % 60 0.3% 12 to 17 % 7. Land based approach 830 4.4% 7 to 13 % 8. Submitted reference levels for FM, including projected reference levels 880 4.7% 7 to 12 %

Forest Management Reference Levels Submitted reference levels for FM*, including projected reference levels Calculate FM accounting: Using the FM forecast provided by Parties from December 2009 May 2010 (Projected reference levels which equals forecast gives zero credits) Using Party projections submitted informally through the KP up to November 2009 where available or otherwise historical trend Using the mean from Party s historical emissions/ removals based on both CRF2009 and submissions Using the trend from Party s historical emissions/ removals based on both CRF2009 and submissions * for those countries that did not submit reference levels we continued to account for FM using the current KP rules FM accounting (credits( )/ debits(+)) over 2013 2020 (MtCO 2 eq/yr) FM accounting (credits( )/ debits(+)) relative to 1990 emissions excl. LULUCF (%) 340 1.8% 850 4.5% 650 3.5% 940 5.0%

LULUCF Data sources LULUCF data sources for calculating LULUCF options for Parties are based on informal data submissions provided to the AWG KP from September to November 2009, available at: http://unfccc.int/meetings/ad_hoc_working_groups/k p/items/4907.php For Parties that did not submit data, assumptions on calculating the Kyoto Protocol s LULUCF activities were made through data proxies estimated using the CRF2009 tables: http://unfccc.int/national_reports/annex_i_ghg_inven tories/national_inventories_submissions/items/4771.p hp. Forest management data sources was submitted to the KP by Parties between September 2009 May 2010