Energy-efficient Energy-efficient appliances Decreased energy In longer is Technical: Awareness of Planned GEF Project on appliances, potential improvement, by 0.9%. demand financially profitable manufacturers, Energy Efficiency of of 6.7% (0.13 MtCO2e/yr) and can be driven by distributors, and Household Appliances improvement market forces; shorter consumers of energy (P116846) (0.95 MtCO2e/yr) terms issues of efficient technologies and initiating the benefits transformation may Financial: Higher upfront necessitate costs costs of appliances related to subsidies for adoption and awareness programs INDUSTRIAL GASES Reduction of GHGs No detailed statistics Reduction of ODS Typically profitable Difficulty of associating National CFC and Halon that are also available. emissions with CDM and can carbon finance with Phase-Out Project substances under some Montreal Protocol funds. (P083593); HCFC subject to Montreal circumstances be Project (Phase 1) Protocol phase-out. financed with (P115762) No detailed resources from statistics available Montreal Protocol EMISSION REDUCTIONS ESTIMATES (METHODOLOGICAL NOTES) Intervention Sector statistics Projection to 2015 Basis of factor Emissions calculation calculation method TRANSPORT
Energy-efficient appliances, potential of 6.7% improvement (0.95 MtCO2e/yr) Energy-efficient appliances improvement, by 0.9%. (0.13 MtCO2e/yr) Decreased energy demand In longer is financially profitable and can be driven by market forces; shorter terms issues of initiating the transformation may necessitate costs related to subsidies for adoption and awareness programs Technical: Awareness of manufacturers, distributors, and consumers of energy efficient technologies and benefits Financial: Higher upfront costs of appliances Planned GEF Project on Energy Efficiency of Household Appliances (P116846) INDUSTRIAL GASES Reduction of GHGs that are also substances subject to Montreal Protocol phase-out. No detailed statistics available No detailed statistics available. Reduction of ODS emissions Typically profitable with CDM and can under some circumstances be financed with resources from Montreal Protocol Difficulty of associating carbon finance with Montreal Protocol funds. National CFC and Halon Phase-Out Project (P083593); HCFC Project (Phase 1) (P115762) EMISSION REDUCTIONS ESTIMATES (METHODOLOGICAL NOTES) Intervention Sector statistics Projection to 2015 Basis of factor calculation Emissions calculation method TRANSPORT
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