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Session 4: Financing, Technology and Capacity Building Working Group on Financing Insert the title of your presentation here Facilitated Presented by: by Name Ko Sakamoto Here (TRL) Job Title - Date 25 Sep 2009 - Bangkok Thailand

Why financing To finance is to provide the money needed for something to happen* Something = Sustainable, Low Carbon Transport (* Cambridge Advanced Learner s Dictionary)

Question 1: WHAT DO WE NEED TO FINANCE? Page 3

Financing sustainable low-carbon transport Avoid Shift Improve Reduction of CO2 Operation Technology Infrastructure Policy Institutions Adapted from: GTZ/TRL (2007)

What does funding need to cover? Policy Institutions Operation Infrastructure Technology Development and implementation of policies and programmes Strengthening institutional capacity Investing in human capital Operation of public transport Non-motorised transport services Transport infrastructure that takes into account long-term effects of land/energy use Vehicles Infrastructure Fuels

Question 2: HOW MUCH AND BY WHOM? Page 6

European Commission Report Mitigating emissions and adapting to climate change will cost an estimated 100 billion per year in developing countries Sources to meet this; 1. private finance from within developing countries themselves. 2. expanding the international market in carbon credits (could generate up to 38bn) 3. international finance from public sources Also - Introducing a global emissions trading system /levy for international aviation and shipping Page 7

European Commission Report 22-50bn per year in international public finance could be needed by 2020 Developed and higher income developing countries to contribute according to; - Amount of emissions - GDP Page 8

Project Catalyst 65-100bn per year through the period 2010-20 Page 9 Source: Project Catalyst (2009)

ISDA report 240-600 billion per annum Page 10 Source: ISDA 2009

Question 3: CAN CLIMATE FINANCE BUST THE DAM? Page 11

Financial flows for transport Financial flows for climate mitigation Domestic public funding GEF Private funding (trillions) (trillions) ODA (billions) Mitigation Fund Climate Funds (millions) Financial flows sustainable low carbon transport? Page 12

Current financial flows for transport Transport lending by ADB and WB by subsector ADB Private (as of 2007) ADB Public (as of 2007) WB (2001 06) Roads Railways Ports Aviation General transport WB (1996 2000) 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% Source: ADB (2008) and World Bank (2008)

Current financial flows for climate mitigation CDM not working: 2 transport projects (BRT Bogota, Metro Delhi) out of 1186 registered projects! 9 out 4487 projects in the pipeline 5 approved methodologies 0.1 % of all CERs Market share: Ca. 1 million US$ out of 6.5 bn US$ in 2008 (World Bank 2009) No projects under Joint Implementation Transport excluded in Emission Trading Scheme

Climate finance as an incentive? Climate Finance ODA Domestic / Private finance

Question 4: INCREMENTAL COSTS FRIEND OR FOE? Page 16

Concept of incremental costs Cost of taking action Baseline costs Page 17

Difficulties with incremental costs Difficulty in setting baseline Difficulty in quantifying effects of policies/interventions High upfront investments Page 18

Question 5: TO CREDIT OR NOT TO CREDIT (OR BOTH)? Page 19

Financing options in a Post 2012 agreement Funds: General Mitigation Fund Use of ETS revenue in developed countries (e.g. out of aviation/maritime ETS). A transport specific mechanism (such as CTM/LCTF) Crediting (market mechanisms): Upscaled crediting mechanisms (CDM+, Sectoral crediting (no lose))

Low Carbon Transport Facility - Principles Financial facility unique to the transport sector. Incorporate both crediting and fund-based elements in its revenue generation (i.e. levy on carbon allowance trading, multilateral and bilateral development programmes). Crediting Funding LCTF Incentivise: Policies/programmes Institutional change MRV Conduct: Low Carbon Transport Projects

Potential link of the LCTF to NAMAs MRV Requirement NAMAs Unilateral Actions Supported Actions (Nontraded) Supported Actions (Traded) LCTF CDM+ Technology / knowledge transfer Capacity Building Mitigation Fund Financing

Summary of Key questions 1. What needs to be funded? 2. How much and by whom? 3. Can Copenhagen bust the dam? - Climate finance vs. wider flows 4. Incremental costs friend or foe? 5. To credit or not to credit is crediting credible? Page 23

Thank you Any Questions? Ko Sakamoto Senior Consultant Transport Research Laboratory Tel: +44(0)1344770709 Fax: +44(0)1344770356 Email: ksakamoto@trl.co.uk Page 24