How to create jobs, attract financiers, generate business, bring additional Risk Reduction and Return on Investment, make money, alleviate poverty and the new role of the NGO's thanks to the “Kyoto Protocol”,
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- The Kyoto Protocol is an international agreement linked to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change that sets binding targets for reducing greenhouse gas emissions for industrialized countries.
- The goal is to reduce emissions of greenhouse gases to help prevent dangerous climate change. Countries agreed on average reductions of 5.2% from 1990 levels by 2012.
- The United States signed but later withdrew from the agreement in 2001, citing negative economic impacts. Many other countries have ratified it but it faces challenges in comprehensively addressing long-term climate change.
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The Kyoto Protocol is an international agreement linked to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. It commits industrialized nations to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to combat global warming. Key points of the Kyoto Protocol include binding emissions reduction targets for 37 industrialized nations, flexible mechanisms to lower compliance costs, and excluding developing countries from emissions limits. While most industrialized nations support it, the United States has withdrawn support. Malaysia has no emissions targets but supports efforts under the UNFCCC framework.
The Kyoto Protocol is an international agreement linked to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. It aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to fight global warming. Under the protocol, 37 industrialized countries commit to reducing emissions of greenhouse gases. The US has not ratified the treaty due to concerns about developing countries not having emissions commitments.
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- The goal is to reduce emissions of greenhouse gases to help prevent dangerous climate change. Countries agreed on average reductions of 5.2% from 1990 levels by 2012.
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The Kyoto Protocol is an agreement made under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. It commits developed countries to reduce their emissions to 10% below 1990 levels between 2008-2012. Key mechanisms to help countries meet their targets include international emissions trading, the Clean Development Mechanism between developed and developing countries, and Joint Implementation between developed countries. While many countries have ratified the protocol, major emitters like the US have not. Developing countries like China and India are not required to reduce emissions under the agreement.
The Kyoto Protocol is an international agreement linked to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. It commits industrialized nations to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to combat global warming. Key points of the Kyoto Protocol include binding emissions reduction targets for 37 industrialized nations, flexible mechanisms to lower compliance costs, and excluding developing countries from emissions limits. While most industrialized nations support it, the United States has withdrawn support. Malaysia has no emissions targets but supports efforts under the UNFCCC framework.
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2. It notes that the IPCC says there is a 90% chance global warming is caused by human activity and that emissions and energy demands are rising sharply.
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1. 2005
when carbon became money
How to create jobs, attract financiers, bring additional Risk
Reduction & Return on Investment, generate business and
make money, alleviate poverty & the new role of the NGO’s
thanks to the “Kyoto Protocol”,
in the Carbon Restrained Economy
by CarbonIsMoney.com
by CarbonSymphony.org
2. Aim After this presentation, you’ll
In nature, everything is
• know what’s happening
connected ...
• know how to create jobs,
attract financiers, develop
business, earn money,... thanks
to the Kyoto Protocol in your
region & new role of NGO’s
• who you need around the table
land & water, air & soil
• Q&R after 30’
north & south, east & west
•
and maybe even more... Speeddating/Next workshops
OK ?
by CarbonIsMoney.com
by CarbonSymphony.org
3. What’s happening ?
Trailer
• We’re burning more fossil fuels, emit
too many greenhouse gasses. More
than the planet can absorb...
• so ... OUR planet is heating up ...
• The Kyoto Protocol since 2005
• Participating in projects that reduce
Greenhouse gasses, earn “CO2-
certificates”
• Carbon Emission Reduction
certificates = CER’s
• 1 CER = ±15 € = 1 ton CO2e
• CO2e= CO2 & equivalents (CH4,N2O, ...)
• first world governments & companies
HAVE to buy these CO2-certificates
by CarbonIsMoney.com
by CarbonSymphony.org
5. What’s happening ?
• The Kyoto Protocol since 2005
opened up a whole new economy:
• new for politicians/jurists
• new managers & financiers
• new for Go’s & Ngo’s
• new for Universities/Inventors
• ... sociologists/engineers/...
• Only 3.000 people know how to
make money in this new Carbon
Restrained Economy
Turning point ...
for the first time in the worlds’ history ALL people have come
together and share 1 common currency and the currency is called
“CO2eq” by CarbonIsMoney.com
by CarbonSymphony.org
6. What’s happening?
• Losses due to 960 “natural catastrophies” in 2007 mounted to US$ 82bn (2006: US$
50bn). Insured losses mounted to just about US$ 30bn, about the double of 2006.
africasynergies@hotmail.com
& Sven AERTS
7. Is it true ?
Remember: Whatever is the answer, we’re in the test-tube !
Act ?
•
n
y Who to believe? How to decide?
• Risk Management: How taking
decision in uncertitude?
• False Question: True or not? Act if
Catastrophies:
the scientifique community isn’t
Economic, Food, Water, Health,
(
Wars, Political, Social, massive
100% sure?
y Money well spent
Climate Change?
floods, Cathrina hurricanes
•
Independent of Oil IPCC won the Nobel Price & Nature
become standard, billions
either toast-thirsted- or on the
Local Sustainable Jobs of Science not to know 100%
flee, looting ... Mad Max
•
Healthy Environment
True question: Act or Not? What risk
is most acceptable ?
•
Waste Money What lottery ticket do we buy/offer
Taxes up
ourselves? The one with an option
(
(
Government
n (=y) or without (=n) ?
interference World as we know it...
Massive lay-offs wars over fuel, etc. but
Recession that’s ok
Depression
africasynergies@hotmail.com
& Sven AERTS
8. •
Is it true ?
Look at who chooses to act / says yes / why and
who they are in the full spectra of actors
(individual, scientist, university, federation of
universities & scientists, dissidents, company or
not for profit ?)
• AAAS = publish “Science”
• NAS
• Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
• = Most Nobel Price winners & laureates are
member of these organisations
• “The scientific understanding of climate change is now sufficiently clear to justify
nations taking prompt action,” and it called on world leaders to “Acknowledge that
the threat of climate change is clear and increasing,” and to “Recognize that delayed
action will increase the risk of adverse environmental effects and will likely incur a
greater cost.”
• Dissidents
Shell, BP, Conoco, Phillips, Ford, Chrysler, GM, GE, PGE, Dupont, Exxon and
Dow Chemical
• what others call the “Risks”/”Damage to Economy ?!”
• - 2% PIB (only)
• - creating new markets
• - increased EU competitiveness
• - reduced reliance on energy from foreign sources
• - increased energy security/independence from oil/OPEC
• - improved balance of trade
• - world leadership for the EU
• Question n’est pas très relevante car le Protocol
Kyoto a été voté pour 2030 ... discussion: réduire
vers -20% our -30% ?
africasynergies@hotmail.com
& Sven AERTS
9. Is it true ?
How to talk to a Climate Sceptic: all
Q&A answered:
http://gristmill.grist.org/skeptics
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Climate_Change_Attribution.png
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10. Is it true ?
http://www.ipcc.ch/graphics/graphics/syr/fig2-3.jpg
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11. Est-ce vrai ?
http://www.ipcc.ch/graphics/graphics/syr/fig2-5.jpg
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12. Is it true ?
How to talk to a Climate Sceptic: all Q&A
answered: http://gristmill.grist.org/skeptics
• Reach “peak” by 2015
• so that the planet doesn’t get
into a cycle of auto-heating
• “Poznan Decembre 2008”
• 20-20-20
• 20-20-20-0 = abandoned
• 20-20-20-2 = dangerous
• but “manageable”=1 billion
people in permanent danger
• 20-20-20+2 catastrophic
scenario
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13. Is it true ?
Take action ?
•
y n Who calculated that those
windturbines, solar power,
electric cars were excessive ?
• Oil sector !
Catastrophies:
•
Economic, Food, Water, Health,
Truth: not even 2% of GDP !
(
Climate Change?
Wars, Political, Social, massive
y •
Money well spent floods, Cathrina hurricanes
... independance of petrol
Independent of Oil become standard, billions
• ... local sustainable jobs
either toast-thirsted- or on the
Local Sustainable Jobs
•
flee, looting ... Mad Max
Healthy Environment
... no more petro wars
•
Waste Money
What lottery ticket do you
Taxes up
(
(
propose we buy / offer
Government
n interference World as we know it...
ourselves and kids ?
Massive lay-offs wars over fuel, etc. but
Recession that’s ok
Depression
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14. Kyoto Protocol Basics
CO2e
emissions
index=100%
= base year
1990
100 -
EU = -8% certain sectors
Real World EU
99 -
by 2012
98 - CO2e-emissions
97 -
versus 1990
Distance to
96 -
-20/30% by 2020+sectors
95 -
Target Path
-60/85% by 2050+...
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Trailer
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2020
1990 2005 2008 2012
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begin = end
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Kyoto Protocol 1e period
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Distance to Target Path
67 -
= CO2e Certificats that HAVE to be bought ...by the
66 -
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governments of (non-sustainbly) developed countries AND
64 -
their 40% largest CO2e-emitting compagnies
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Penalty = 100 € + inflation rate/ton of CO2equivalents raté
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...
... ainsi nous ne faisons que cibler
...
- estimons ok - un réchauffement / déstabilisation de +2°C
...
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15. How can you make money in this
Carbon Friendly Economy ?
• The amount of CO2e that is
captured / not emitted / prevented
thanks to the project ... will be
obtained in CO2e-certificates
• You plant a forest ... a forest stores
CO2e.
• The amount of CO2e that is
captured ... you/the project will get
it in CO2e-certificates
• The financier needs the CO2e-
certificates, so (co-)finances the
project
• Bottle-neck: teams that make
business plans
• Difficult ? Then why don’t we do it ?
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16. How can you make money in this
Carbon Friendly Economy ?
• Eco-lamps
•
CO2e
Today, the electricity consumption is
certificates
e.g. 100 kWh/day
you’re project
• and the electricity is produced by
gets
burning coal/fuel/... resulting in this
much CO2e-emissions
• You change all light-bulbs in all public
CO2e
buildings (e.g. 1 million eco-lamps)
production
• ..so the electricity consumption drops
to e.g. 20 kWh/day
• ..so at the electricity company, they
don’t have to burn an equivalent
amount of coal/fuel
• ..so an equivalent amount of CO2e is
NOT emitted / prevented ... you/the
project will get for every ton CO2e
prevented 1 CO2e-certificate
• which you can sell ...
• so ...additional ROI & Risk Reduction
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17. What is at stake ?
• Imagine a very powerful financier / bankers
very powerful technology supplier
and their
• order a study showing thesun, ...plots of
/
best
land with most wind, best
• in Brazil, India, bigChina, USA, India, ...
H
East European
1
;
countries, Russia,
m
=
• and they have their friends buy all these
.
lands ...
• Imagine another group,to burn coal to
e.g. steel
producer ... they need
melt steel ...
• ... so they need CO2e-certificates to
compensate their emissions ...
• ... but who has all the plots of land where
the CO2e-certificates can be made ?
• ... what if they don’t want to sell ?
• ... they can force their way by CarbonIsMoney.com
into this steel producer/company ...
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18. What is at stake ?
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19. Turning point
• Investor can choose: invest e.g.
10.000.000 € in his own country and
implement e.g. 10 windturbines with it
• or invest that 10 million € in a
developing country where they can put
probably 20 windturbines (cheaper
labor, more sun/wind/...)
• hence generate more CO2e for the
same amount invested
• Conclusion:
• there is a transfer of money, know-how
and technologies from
• first world countries / non-sustainably
developed societies to developing
countries
• Who wants to join us ?
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20. Turning point
• People that still use oil/kerosene lamps
can get this kit
• Solar kit if paid for by
• a. revenues from the sale of
CO2e-certificates
• b. grants for development aid
• Turning point: nobody on the planet
can get light / electricity = education,
additional income, charge gsm, radio, ...
• We look for ngo’s that can explain &
obtain paper from 10.000 families
where they state we can get the use of
their roof to put these on AND help
with the organistion of the project
• Please contact lecturer
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21. The engagements of our Planet ... and
the preliminary results ...
• Morocco profits from the occasion to put itself on the map: come with all your
money ... come put wind-turbines, plant trees, build eco-houses with our job-less
population, come install renewable energy installations : biogaz / wind-turbines /
photovoltaics ... and enjoy your holidays in our beautiful country without
corruption.
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23. 101.500 Photovoltaic kits for rural electrification
Public lighting with low consumption bulbs -
15.000 lamps
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24. How to start ?
• Compose a Multi-disciplinary &
international team
• Collaboration Agreements/Intention
Declarations / Remuneration Formula
• No talking, define role, state what you will
contribute with + Signatures + Proof !
• Feasibility study: benefits - costs = +
• How much do you want to earn, how
much will the financier earn
• you win, financier wins / financiers loose,
you bleed too
approved feasibility
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by CarbonSymphony.org
25. Forestation
• Multi-disciplinary & international team
• University: Mix of trees & Where &
Calculate how much CO2 stored
• Mayor: Ok & where
• Local Ngo to explain and monitor
• National Gvt: Ok
• Landowners/treeplanters/...
• Verificator: Trees still there after 25 yrs
• Feasibility study: benefits - costs = +
• You earn money with:
• Salary + Shares + Cer’s + Timber/Fruit
approved feasibility
= 5.000 € by CarbonIsMoney.com
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26. 1 million eco-light bulb
• Multi-disciplinary & international team
• University: Calculate how much CO2
• Mayor: Ok & where + list buildings &
number of lamps
• Local Ngo to explain and monitor
• National Gvt: Ok
• Verificator:Lamps still there after 25 yrs
• Feasibility study: benefits - costs = +
• You earn money with:
• Salary + Shares + Cer’s
approved feasibility
= 5.000 € by CarbonIsMoney.com
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27. 100.000 Rural development kits
• Multi-disciplinary & international team
re
•atuUniversity: Calculate how much CO2
sign
re
•
natuMayors: Ok & where + list houses
sig
re
•atuCitizens: how much will they pay/month
sign
for such a kit? = electricity, wifi-phone &
internet, hot water & ice
re
•
natuLocal Ngo to explain and monitor
sig
• re
atuNational Gvt: Ok
sign
• Verificator: kits still there after 25 yrs
• Feasibility study: benefits - costs = +
• You earn money with:Salary + Shares + Cer’s
approved feasibility
= 5.000 € by CarbonIsMoney.com
by CarbonSymphony.org
28. Waste to Energy-
What are CER-parks
are parks where a combination
of carefully selected sustainable
technologies that interact with
each other,
transform Waste into Energy,
whilst looking for synergies.
W2E attract financiers because
they eliminate greenhouse gases
& are good investments.
Example of a complex project by CarbonIsMoney.com
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29. Thank you After this presentation, you’ll
• know what’s happening
In nature, everything is
• know how to create jobs, attract
connected ... financiers, develop business and
earn money thanks to the Kyoto
Protocol in your region
• who you need around the table
• Q&R after 30’
• Speeddating/Next workshops
• this workshop comes with Lpa-standard
land & water, air & soil documents for those who sign a MOU/
north & south, east & west Non Circumvention Agreement
and maybe even more...
Worth your time ?
Next workshop: the CMD/JI “Kyoto” Certification mechanism
the CDM/JI preferred country list
the CO2 calculator for waste by CarbonIsMoney.com
Waste 2 Energy - Cer Parks by CarbonSymphony.org