lifetime and the balance after Thus, investment of $13.2 million into subsequent NAMAs from the NAMA funding mechanisms during project lifetime with an average threshold of 220 GJ in annual energy savings per $1,000 invested (based on the analysis of Prigorodnoye pilot) is expected to generate a further 275,000 tCO2 in lifetime direct GHG emission reductions. Post-project investment of $13.2 million into further NAMAs from the project-supported NAMA funding mechanisms with an Component 3: average threshold of 220 GJ in energy Direct 275,000 savings per $1,000 invested (based on the Financing for analysis of Prigorodnoye pilot) is expected urban NAMAs to generate a further 275,000 tCO2 in lifetime direct post-project GHG emission reductions. Bottom-up estimate: Replication of the pilot NAMA in Prigorodnoye to at least 5 other similar districts across Kazakhstan is going to generate 475,000 tCO2 in indirect savings. Components Additional capitalization of the NAMA Fund 1,2 and 5: at least to the original investment level of 1,025,000 – Integrated $26.4 million is going to bring about an bottom-up municipal additional 550,000 tCO2 in indirect savings, 5,000,000 – Indirect planning, for a total bottom-up estimate of 1.025 top-down Institutional million tCO2. framework for Top-down estimate: urban NAMAs, The total market potential for GHG emission MRV reductions in the urban sector is estimated at around 50 million tCO2 (Kazakhstan 3rd National Communication). With a conservative GEF causality factor of 10%, this translates into indirect top-down emission reductions of 5 million tCO2.
lifetime and the balance after Thus, investment of $13.2 million into subsequent NAMAs from the NAMA funding mechanisms during project lifetime with an average threshold of 220 GJ in annual energy savings per $1,000 invested (based on the analysis of Prigorodnoye pilot) is expected to generate a further 275,000 tCO2 in lifetime direct GHG emission reductions. Direct Component 3: Financing for urban NAMAs 275,000 Post-project investment of $13.2 million into further NAMAs from the project-supported NAMA funding mechanisms with an average threshold of 220 GJ in energy savings per $1,000 invested (based on the analysis of Prigorodnoye pilot) is expected to generate a further 275,000 tCO2 in lifetime direct post-project GHG emission reductions. Indirect Components 1,2 and 5: Integrated municipal planning, Institutional framework for urban NAMAs, MRV 1,025,000 – bottom-up 5,000,000 – top-down Bottom-up estimate: Replication of the pilot NAMA in Prigorodnoye to at least 5 other similar districts across Kazakhstan is going to generate 475,000 tCO2 in indirect savings. Additional capitalization of the NAMA Fund at least to the original investment level of $26.4 million is going to bring about an additional 550,000 tCO2 in indirect savings, for a total bottom-up estimate of 1.025 million tCO2. Top-down estimate: The total market potential for GHG emission reductions in the urban sector is estimated at around 50 million tCO2 (Kazakhstan 3rd National Communication). With a conservative GEF causality factor of 10%, this translates into indirect top-down emission reductions of 5 million tCO2.
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