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Federal Department of the Environment, Transport,
Energy and Communications DETEC
Simon Fellermeyer I Federal Office for the Environment
Session 1: Implementing Article 6.4:
Design options and the role of different
actors in the possible transition of CDM
activities
15.03.2021, OECD/IEA CCXG – Global Forum on the
Environment and Climate Change
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Simon Fellermeyer l Federal Office for the Environment
• Excellent analysis of actors involved, their strengths
and limitations
• Great recommendations for efficient structure and
coordination
• Questions:
1. Why are we (actor: Party) talking about
transition?
2. Which actors are we mandating to do what?
3. What are we doing between 15 March 2021
and 1 November 2021?
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OECD/IEA CCXG – Global Forum on the Environment and Climate Change
Initial feedback and questions
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Simon Fellermeyer l Federal Office for the Environment
• Parties (CMA) decide what can be used towards
NDCs in the context Paris: new & existing activities
• Implementing transition in pursuit of PA goals:
• Generate new and additional ERs (and avoid
discontinuation of ERs)
• Contribute to achievement of NDCs
• Raise ambition through Article 6
• Encourage private sector action
• Paper proposes transition assessment work
primarily by 6.4 SB and host Party (PP to «only»
express interest in transition)
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OECD/IEA CCXG – Global Forum on the Environment and Climate Change
Why are we talking about transition?
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Simon Fellermeyer l Federal Office for the Environment
• The somewhat overlooked actor: project
participants;
• Know their own project: better placed to assess
new context than host Party or 6.4 SB
• «New context» project assessment questions ideally
agreed at COP26 (in CMA decision)
• Alternatively could be required by host Parties
• PP assessment is voluntary, not necessarily very
time intensive
• Will be valuable input to 6.4 SB, host Party and
public to regain trust in the new mechanism
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OECD/IEA CCXG – Global Forum on the Environment and Climate Change
Which actors are we mandating to do
what?
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Simon Fellermeyer l Federal Office for the Environment
• PP assessment of necessary project updates in light
of «on the ground» developments since initial CDM
registration:
• Specific methodology application or input values
(e.g. changed GEF)
• Adoption host Party NDC affecting sector &
explanation how project contributes to NDC
• Confirmation that without revenue expected
through registration under 6.4 project would
discontinue
Make PP assessment public
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OECD/IEA CCXG – Global Forum on the Environment and Climate Change
Which actors are we mandating to do
what?
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Simon Fellermeyer l Federal Office for the Environment
• Everything starts with the COP26 CMA decision:
include as much guidance to 6.4 SB, host Parties
and PP as possible
• Parties to work on «new context» assessment
questions to be agreed at COP26
• Reflect on process: eligible PP could request re-
registration in a centralized manner to 6.4 SB
• Grouped and forwarded to host Parties
• Should re-assessment be DOE validated?
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OECD/IEA CCXG – Global Forum on the Environment and Climate Change
What are we doing between today and
1 November 2021?
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