Implicancias de los impactos del cambio climático y de la adopción o no de un acuerdo vinculante en París para el sector privado.
Presentado por Frits de Groot, Director de Proyecto de Medio Ambiente y Energía - VNO/NCW.
Implicancias de los impactos del cambio climático y de la adopción o no de un acuerdo vinculante en París para el sector privado.
1. The implications for the private sector of the
impacts of climate change and the adaptation
of a binding agreement in Paris.
(Combatting Climate Change through business action)
Frits de Groot
VNO-NCW
15 September Lima
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2. Table of content
Climate change in a nutshell
The cost abatement curve for CO2
The opportunities for business
Summary and conclusion
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6. Emissions trading
CO2 emission cap
Companies need an allowance for
emitting CO2
Companies which emit less can sell
allowances. Companies which are
short have to buy allowance
Lot of flexibility and economic
efficiency
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7. 7
What Is Emissions Trading?
Company A can reduce
1000 tons CO2E at
$2/ton = $2000
Company B can reduce
1000 tons CO2E at
$6/ton = $6000
Company A - Seller Company B - Buyer
1000 tons CO2E at $4/ton
= $4000
SELL BUY
$2000 Profit $2000 Savings
8. Emissions trading
Europe: EU ETS
Around 15 pilot schemes world
wide
One global CO2 market with an
international CO2- price
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9. Opportunities
Energy efficiency improvement &
energy saving
Transport
Electric transport
Clean cars
Zero emission cargo distribution in
cities
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10. Opportunities
Clean energy
Bio-energy
Renewable energy wind, solar, tidal,
etc.
Electricity storage
Smart grids and smart cities
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12. Opportunities
Cleantech for industrial processes
Smart and efficient processes and
product chains
Redesign of energy intensive
processes
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13. What should governments deliver
A global effective carbon market as
a primary driver for innovation,
efficiency and greenhouse gas
reduction
With as result a meaningfull carbon
price
An agreement that facilitates
sustainable growth
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14. Conclusions
Urgent action is needed to combat
climate change
When it will be a balanced global
agreement the threats will be low
while the opportunities will be big
Governments must deliver a global
effective carbon market
Then business and industry can and
will deliver the solutions
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