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National Council on Climate Change of Indonesia
DNA of REDD+?
Dicky E. Hindarto and Doddy S. Sukadri National Council on Climate Change of Indonesia
The Indonesia DNA
Presented at the Workshop “Stakeholders Coordination: Comprehensive Mitigation Action for REDD+”
Bogor, 3 February 2012
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Outlines
1. Introduction
2. Global and Indonesia carbon market condition
3. NCCC roles in carbon market
4. Status and roles of DNA
5. Future carbon market and REDD+
6. Our preparation for new carbon market
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Selling CO2 credit
Buying CO2 credit
Is that easy?
Defines a new market-based mechanism for post 2012
Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) is agreed as a CDM
Possibility to finance REDD+ using the carbon market mechanism.
New decisions on market mechanism in Durban
Transaction costs Organization Methodology Verificator MRV Comformity Registry etc
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Global carbon market condition
Compliance 99%
Voluntary 1%
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Compliance Market Voluntary Carbon Market
• Carbon market can be divided into compliance market and voluntary carbon market
• The carbon market demands are coming from countries and industries that have obligation to reduce their emissions.
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Current and proposed emissions trading system
Operating Likely (?) Considering © OECD/IEA - 2010
Considering Under preparation Operating
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NCCC has 5 mandates, one of the most important thing is to develop carbon trading mechanism in Indonesia (Presidential Decree number 46, 2008)
NCCC is the Indonesia’s focal point to UNFCCC, and also the focal point for another carbon market related international forum and negotiation e.g. bilateral initiatives with the Japan and Australia
The Executive Chairman of the NCCC is also the Head of the Designated National Authority for Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) in Indonesia, called “Komite Nasional Mekanisme Pembangunan Bersih/Komnas MPB
The Carbon Trading Mechanism Division also acts as the Secretariat of DNA-CDM in Indonesia.
The Role of NCCC (the DNPI) on carbon market mechanism
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The Indonesia CDM Projects
2004 - Indonesia ratifies Kyoto Protocol 2005 - Establishment of Indonesian DNA, NC-CDM, hosted in Ministry of
Environment 2008 - Establishment of National Council on Climate Change (NCCC) 2009 - NC-CDM is hosted in NCCC 2011 - total 168 projects received DNA approval (as of Dec. 31st, 2011)
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Biomass energy, 11
Cement, 1
EE households, 0
EE Industry, 2
EE supply side, 2
EE own generation, 0
Fossil fuel switch, 3
Fugitive, 1
Geothermal, 4
Hydro, 5
Landfill gas, 7Coal bed/mine methane, 0
Methane avoidance, 33
N2O, 1
PFCs and SF6, 1
Agriculture, 0
Solar, 1 Afforestation, 0
Reforestation, 0
The Indonesia CDM and voluntary projects
Total CER expected until 2012 : 50,132,380 CER; mostly from methane avoidance Total CER expected until 2012from the registered projects : 27,513,180 CERs; mostly from
geothermal There are more than 20 voluntary carbon markets that being developed in Indonesia Some of the so called “REDD+” projects goes to the voluntary carbon market About 2,5 millions VER are already issuanced for voluntary carbon market projects.
Biomass energy, 28
Cement, 1
EE households, 1
EE Industry, 7
EE supply side, 5
EE own generation, 4
Fossil fuel switch, 10
Fugitive, 4
Geothermal, 10Hydro, 21
Landfill gas, 10
Coal bed/mine methane, 1
Methane avoidance, 77
N2O, 1
PFCs and SF6, 2
Agriculture, 1
Solar, 1 Afforestation, 1
Reforestation, 1
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The present CER Issuanced (nothing from Forestry)
No. Title Province / State Type Sub-type CERsExpected
CERs
Issuance
success
1 CDM SOLAR COOKER PROJECT Aceh 1 Aceh Solar Solar cooking 1,077 6,060 18%
2 Methane Capture and Combustion from
Swine Manure Treatment Project at PT
Indotirta Suaka Bulan Farm in Indonesia
Riau Methane
avoidance
Manure 42,716 221,485 19%
3 Indocement Alternative Fuels Project West Java & South
Kalimantan
Biomass energy Agricultural
residues: other
kinds
80,967 258,308 31%
4 Indocement Blended Cement Project West Java & South
Kalimantan
Cement Clinker replacement 93,973 859,707 11%
5 Darajat Unit III Geothermal Project West Java Geothermal Geothermal
electricity
1,329,960 1,390,111 96%
6 Tambun LPG Associated Gas Recovery and
Utilization Project
West Java Fugitive Oil field flaring
reduction
1,400,377 975,626 144%
7 MEN-Tangerang 13.6MW Natural Gas Co-
generation Project
Banten EE supply side Cogeneration 17,154 21,836 79%
8 Emission reductions through partial
substitution of fossil fuel with alternative fuels
in the 2 cement plants of PT Holcim
Indonesia Tbk
West Java &
Central Java
Biomass energy Agricultural
residues: other
kinds
12,335 106,284 12%
9 4MW Biomass Power Plants Using Waste
Wood Chips & Sawdust in Central Java
Province, Indonesia
Central Java Biomass energy Forest residues:
sawmill waste
10,982 14,322 77%
10 Gianyar Waste Recovery Project Bali Methane
avoidance
Composting 2,110 6,713 31%
11 Methane Recovery in Wastewater
Treatment, Project AIN07-W-01, Sumatera
Utara (North Sumatera), Indonesia
South Sumatra Methane
avoidance
Waste water 14,472 41,349 35%
12 Methane Recovery in Wastewater
Treatment, Project AIN07-W-05, Sumatera
Utara, Indonesia
North Sumatra Methane
avoidance
Waste water 30,235 42,206 72%
13 BAJ Gunung Agung Factory tapioca starch
wastewater biogas extraction and utilization
project, Lampung Province, Republic of
Lampung Methane
avoidance
Waste water 6,858 30,779 22%
14 Kamojang Geothermal West Java Geothermal Geothermal
electricity
92,691 81,660 114%
Total 3,135,907 4,056,445 77%
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Designated National Authority The designated national authority (DNA) is the body granted responsibility by
a Party to authorize and approve participation in CDM projects. The CDM rules provide only limited guidance on the role of the DNA or the requirements for establishing a DNA. These issues are instead left to the Party to determine.
The CDM rules do provide, however, that each Party is required to establish a DNA:
Parties participating in the CDM shall designate a national authority for the CDM (3/CMP.1, Annex, paragraph 29).
Establishment of a DNA is one of the requirements for participation by a Party in the CDM.
The role of the DNA is to provide the letter of approval to project participants in CDM projects. In the case of the host Party DNA, this letter of approval must confirm that the project activity contributes to sustainable development in the country.
One country only need one DNA.
What is DNA in CDM?
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How to apply a project to DNA? (Indonesia case)
DNA Procedures for LoA Issuance
Application documents
Completeness check by
Secretariat
Technical Committee evaluation
Steering Committee evaluation
Decision on Host Country
Approval
National Committee on CDM
(comprises representatives of 14 ministries/agencies including
Ministry of Forestry; chaired by NCCC Executive Chair)
Technical Committee
(comprises representatives of 14 ministries, including Ministry
of Forestry/agencies plus experts)
Stakeholder Forum and/or
External experts
(optional)
NC-CDM Secretariat
(NCCC Carbon Trade Mechanism Div.)
DNA Organization Chart
•DNA evaluate all of the sustainable development criteria: economic, social, technology transfer, human resources, and environment
•In Indonesia, it takes 10 weeks on average for the LoA issuance
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REDD+ as part of mitigation, and carbon market
Reducing Emisions from Deforestation and forest Degradation in Developing Countries
Reducing Deforestation = Reduce the EMISSION
…. And opening the oppportunity of developing country Parties
Operating Likely (?)
CO2 captured
Financing support
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Inside the DNA
Carbon Market Mechanism
Standard
Procedure Guidance Tools
Organizational
Human Resources
Financing
Operational Management
Registry Technical Capacity
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DNA, current and future
Designated National Authority
• To ensure the implementation of sustainable development criteria and
environment integrity.
• To avoid the international and national double accounting possibilities.
• Monitoring and registry of the carbon projects.
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New carbon market possibilities
CDM Voluntary
Carbon Market
Readiness of the government and privates to prepare legal, organizational, and technical structures of market.
• New CDM • REDD+ • Crediting NAMAs • Regional market • Domestic market • Bilateral offset
credit mechanism
• Others
• Reformed CDM post-2012
• Programmatic CDM (we have issued 5 LoAs)
• REDD+
• Creditable NAMAs
• Bilateral offset mechanism (Japan proposal, 32 FS have been done)
• Voluntary market and domestic market
• Regional market (with Australia and New Zealand)
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Technical
Policy
Institutional/legal
Next Possible Carbon Markets Implementation
Current Indonesia
Carbon Market
With PMR support, Indonesia continues to prepare building blocks to develop readiness for next possible carbon markets.
P M R
Focus on energy, industry, and transportation sectors with an objective to prepare and strengthen carbon market fundamentals.
Indonesia market readiness for the new carbon market preparation
The proposal will comprise a series of activities covering readiness on technical, policy, and institutional/legal elements
The next possible carbon markets include domestic, regional, and global market under or outside UNFCCC mechanisms.
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