must meet marine (wave, eligibility tidal) and wind criteria, along turbines (up to with each 100 kW). These individual are assumed to which be additional. must be satisfied before inclusion in the PoA project. Most of the CERs issued to date have come from destroying industrial gases (52 per cent), hydro (13 per cent) and wind projects (10 per cent). Sources: IETA 2009; CDM website and Rulebook; UNFCCC 2004, 2011a, 2011b, 2012a, 2012b, 2013, 2014, 2014b. Scheme Description Eligibility Additionality Baseline and coverage setting The The CCER The CCER All CCER China Certified covers a wide does not allow projects must Certified Emissions range of credit for early use an Emissions Reduction activities action as Reduction (CCER) similar in projects that methodology (CCER) scheme is an scope to the started before for calculating Scheme offset scheme CDM. 16 February their baseline. that is 2005 are not complementary National and eligible. CCER projects to the international are based on country’s pilot organisations, There is no activity/project emissions enterprises specific level baselines, trading and reference to and there are schemes. It individuals other no current provides liable are all under additionality active scaled entities in the consideration requirements baselines pilots with the for eligibility in the guiding available, such flexibility to to participate regulations. as at the access in the However, the facility or
must meet eligibility criteria, along with each individual which must be satisfied before inclusion in the PoA project. Most of the CERs issued to date have come from destroying industrial gases (52 per cent), hydro (13 per cent) and wind projects (10 per cent). marine (wave, tidal) and wind turbines (up to 100 kW). These are assumed to be additional. Sources: IETA 2009; CDM website and Rulebook; UNFCCC 2004, 2011a, 2011b, 2012a, 2012b, 2013, 2014, 2014b. Scheme Description Eligibility and coverage Additionality Baseline setting Certified Emissions Reduction (CCER) Scheme The China Certified Emissions Reduction (CCER) scheme is an offset scheme that is complementary to the country’s pilot emissions trading schemes. It provides liable entities in the pilots with the flexibility to access The CCER covers a wide range of activities similar in scope to the CDM. National and international organisations, enterprises and individuals are all under consideration for eligibility to participate in the The CCER does not allow credit for early action as projects that started before 16 February 2005 are not eligible. There is no specific reference to other additionality requirements in the guiding regulations. However, the All CCER projects must use an methodology for calculating their baseline. CCER projects are based on activity/project level baselines, and there are no current active scaled baselines available, such as at the facility or
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