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Support for the National Target Program on Climate Change with a Focus on Energy and Transport (TA-7779 VIE) is a TA project funded by the Nordic Development Fund through the Asian Development Bank, to be implemented from 2012 until 2014.

MINISTRY OF INDUSTRY AND TRADE

18TH UNITED NATIONS CLIMATE CHANGE CONFERENCE OF PARTIES
Doha 2012

SUPPORT FOR THE NATIONAL TARGET
PROGRAM ON CLIMATE CHANGE WITH A FOCUS
ON ENERGY AND TRANSPORT
(TA 7779 VIE)

Executive and Implementing Agencies
Executive Agency

Ministry of Industry and Trade (MOIT)

Implementing Agencies (National)

Industrial Safety Techniques and
Environment Agency (ISEA – MOIT)
Ministry of Transport (MOT)
Ministry of Natural Resources and
Environment (MONRE)

Implementing Agencies (Sub-national)

People’s Committee of Thanh Hoa Province

People’s Committee of Da Nang City
People’s Committee of Ho Chi Minh City

Key Outputs
1. An increased capacity to plan and design
responses to climate change, for both mitigation
and adaptation;
2. Increased awareness of sector leaders, decision-
makers and business community of climate
change issues and responses.

Overall Approach: National / Local
Socio-economic development plans and sector master plans

Climate change modeling and projections

GIS Exposure GHG Inventory and
Economic
mapping Projections

GCM GHG

CC Adaptation GIS GHG Mitigation
options options
Adaptation

Mitigation
Transport

CC Energy GHG Mitigation
Priorities Priorities
Urban

CC Economic GHG
Pilot projects Pilot projects

Draft Action Plans

Awareness Campaign

Key Deliverables

LEAP Technical Working National
EFFECT Papers Risk
models Atlas

Mitigation Adaptation
(Energy/Transport) (Energy/Transport)

GHG CC and
Inventory Draft Action Plans Energy
Database on Climate Change Demand
(2016 – 2020)

5 Pilot Projects
(Pre-feasibility design)

Training and Capacity Building
• LEAP (Energy)/EFFECT (Transport) Models
– Modelling energy and transport systems into LEAP and
EFFECT models
– Modelling BAU and GHG mitigation options into LEAP and
EFFECT models
• GIS/Spatial modeling
– Use of GIS/spatial modeling to assess climate change
vulnerability
– GIS/spatial applications in planning and management
• Awareness of climate change
– Design of effective and targeted climate change awareness
campaign.

Foundation for Future NAMAs
• Baseline for some energy intensive industrial
subsectors (cement, steel,...) and specific in-focus
transport subsectors.
• Estimation of GHG emission reductions from
potential mitigation measures in two sectors, and
associated mitigation costs.
• Data gap identification for future effort.
• A GHG monitoring and reporting system which can
be developed into a MRV.

Collaboration with Development Partners
• With ADB-RETA-7645
Strengthening Planning
Capacity for Low Carbon
Growth in Developing Asia
• With World Bank support
on Low Carbon Growth in
Viet Nam.
• Aim to develop a consistent
assessment of low carbon
growth options in Viet Nam.

Timeline
2012 2013 2014
F M A M J J A S O N D J F M A M J J A S O N D J F

Kick-off meeting
Inception Workshop
Approval of Inception
Report
Draft TWP Mitigation
Draft TWP Adaptation
Draft Action Plans
Pilot projects
Final Report

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CIB TASK GROUP 66 WEB EVENT "THE IMPLEMENTATION OF ENERGY EFFICIENT BUILDINGS POLICY IN INDIA AND BEYOND" THURSDAY 28 JUNE 2012 2 pm – 4 pm Indian Standard Time AGENDA - Introduction, by Jean Carassus, CIB TG66 Coordinator, Professor at Ecole Nationale des Ponts et Chaussées, Paris Institute of Technology, mandated by Centre Scientifique et Technique du Bâtiment (France). - The Implementation of Energy Efficient Buildings’ Policy in India- by Priyanka Kochar, Programme Manager, Sustainable Habitats Division, The Energy and Resources Institute, New Delhi. - Beyond the Building: Energy Efficient Surrounding is Future of India, by Dr Mahua Mukherjee, Assistant Professor, Department of Architecture & Planning, Indian Institute of Technology, Roorkee. - Conclusion by Peter Wouters, CIB Marketing and Communication Chair, Director at Belgian Building Research Institute (BBRI, Belgium), BACKGROUND FOR THIS EVENT CIB Task Group 66 is setting up several meetings to capitalize high level information on "THE IMPLEMENTATION OF ENERGY EFFICIENT BUILDINGS POLICIES IN 5 CONTINENTS". The first event was an International Seminar organized in Brussels. It was dedicated to the European policy (four presentations), the action of three international organizations (UNEP-SBCI, IEA, WBCSD) and the policies of four countries: Brazil, China, South Africa and the USA. The second event was an Internet Session dedicated to Europe, with five presentations from Belgium, France, Germany, Netherlands and Poland. The third event was an Internet Session dedicated to North America, with five presentations from Canada, Mexico and the USA. The fourth event was an Internet Session dedicated to South America, with five presentations from Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Uruguay and Venezuela. To listen to registered conferences and see presentations from those events, visit http://cib.sympraxis.eu

NESC - Final N-ETS Presentation May 2012 Kelly Release

JAKIRL

This document provides an overview of: 1) The context of Ireland's 2020 Non-Traded Sector emissions target and the challenge it faces in meeting this goal. Agriculture and transport make up the majority of emissions in this sector. 2) The GAINS and GAINS Ireland models which were used to analyze abatement potentials. The models take a multi-sectoral approach and allow for the calibration of emissions and cost data across sectors. 3) The results of scenarios run which identified emissions reductions potentials from various policy measures. More ambitious targets required engaging higher cost options and "deeper" reforms like building retrofits. 4) Key recommendations including further developing the policy options menu through research

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The project update provides information on the key agencies, outputs, and status of activities for a climate change adaptation and mitigation project focused on the transport and energy sectors in Vietnam. Key outputs include climate change action plans, vulnerability assessments, awareness campaigns, and capacity building activities like training in modeling and GIS tools. The update outlines the overall approaches and status of activities to develop climate change scenarios, infrastructure inventories, risk assessments, mitigation scenarios, and draft action plans to strengthen climate resilience and transition to low carbon development. Responsibilities for ongoing sub-components are also assigned to project staff.

Joon Byeong Yoon - Seoul Metropolitan Government - Smart Transportation in Se...

Shane Mitchell

This document provides an overview and progress update on the Connected Urban Development Seoul conference in 2008. It outlines Seoul's objectives to reduce energy consumption and carbon dioxide emissions through sustainable urban transportation programs. Specifically, it discusses Seoul's commitment to use advanced ICT technologies to accelerate urban mobility innovations and make transportation more efficient. The document then presents Seoul's package-based strategic program building framework and timeline/milestones for key initiatives like smart transportation pricing, mobility management tools, and integrated mobility services.

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The document provides an overview of Site Waste Management Plan Regulations 2008 and guidance for local authorities on enforcing the regulations. It discusses objectives like understanding and agreeing on how to enforce the regulations to drive performance and align approaches. The regulations require waste management plans for construction projects over £300k to track waste and ensure proper disposal. Benefits include reduced fly-tipping, cleaner environments, and savings for local authorities.

Climate Stakeholders & Relevance to Economy

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Climate benefits from improvement in Mobile Air Conditioning systems

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llM University of Reading 2013 Carbontrading

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The document discusses carbon trading and the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) which allows developed countries to implement emissions-reducing projects in developing countries to earn carbon credits. It provides background on climate change and outlines how the CDM works and its objectives. Case studies of the CDM in Malaysia and China are presented, highlighting different project types and the economic and environmental benefits, as well as challenges, of the CDM.

Siemens

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(1) Siemens proposes a "best practice" approach to reducing energy costs and carbon emissions in industrial facilities by 10-30% without capital investment. (2) This systematic strategy involves measuring and monitoring energy use, automation and controls, high efficiency products, low carbon solutions, and innovative financing. (3) An example project for a dairy facility saved £1M per year in energy costs, reduced carbon by 4,500 tonnes, and had a payback of 23 months through financing with positive cashflow.

CCS Ready in Thailand: A Progress Report - Boonrasri Tongpenyai

Global CCS Institute

This presentation was given as part of the CCS Ready workshop which was held in association with the 6th Asia Clean Energy Forum (20 – 24 June, Manila) The workshop discussed the range of measures and best practices that can be implemented to prompt the design, permitting and construction of CCS projects when designing or building a new fossil fuelled energy or industrial plant. The workshop hosted participants of the Asian Development Banks’ Regional Technical Assistance Program who updated the group on the outcomes of their individual projects. This presentation provides an update on the current project being undertaken under the Asian Development Bank’s Regional Technical Assistance Program which aims to conduct an analysis of the potential for CCS, culminating in a road map for a CCS demonstration project in Thailand.

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Regulación en los mercados de Carbono

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lo largo de estas jornadas, expertos nacionales e internacionales en el tema analizan la situación actual, tendencias futuras y principales retos que plantean los esquemas de reducción de emisiones y los mercados de carbono como herramientas en la lucha contra el calentamiento global, especialmente después de la cumbre de Copenhague. Anthony Hobley, Jefe de Cambio Climático y Finanzas de Carbono. Norton Rose LLP, participa con la ponencia "Regulación en los mercados de Carbono".

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COP18 presentation on TA-7779 (VIE)

1. MINISTRY OF INDUSTRY AND TRADE 18TH UNITED NATIONS CLIMATE CHANGE CONFERENCE OF PARTIES Doha 2012 SUPPORT FOR THE NATIONAL TARGET PROGRAM ON CLIMATE CHANGE WITH A FOCUS ON ENERGY AND TRANSPORT (TA 7779 VIE)

2. Executive and Implementing Agencies Executive Agency Ministry of Industry and Trade (MOIT) Implementing Agencies (National) Industrial Safety Techniques and Environment Agency (ISEA – MOIT) Ministry of Transport (MOT) Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment (MONRE) Implementing Agencies (Sub-national) People’s Committee of Thanh Hoa Province People’s Committee of Da Nang City People’s Committee of Ho Chi Minh City

3. Key Outputs 1. An increased capacity to plan and design responses to climate change, for both mitigation and adaptation; 2. Increased awareness of sector leaders, decision- makers and business community of climate change issues and responses.

4. Overall Approach: National / Local Socio-economic development plans and sector master plans Climate change modeling and projections GIS Exposure GHG Inventory and Economic mapping Projections GCM GHG CC Adaptation GIS GHG Mitigation options options Adaptation Mitigation Transport CC Energy GHG Mitigation Priorities Priorities Urban CC Economic GHG Pilot projects Pilot projects Draft Action Plans Awareness Campaign

5. Key Deliverables LEAP Technical Working National EFFECT Papers Risk models Atlas Mitigation Adaptation (Energy/Transport) (Energy/Transport) GHG CC and Inventory Draft Action Plans Energy Database on Climate Change Demand (2016 – 2020) 5 Pilot Projects (Pre-feasibility design)

6. Training and Capacity Building • LEAP (Energy)/EFFECT (Transport) Models – Modelling energy and transport systems into LEAP and EFFECT models – Modelling BAU and GHG mitigation options into LEAP and EFFECT models • GIS/Spatial modeling – Use of GIS/spatial modeling to assess climate change vulnerability – GIS/spatial applications in planning and management • Awareness of climate change – Design of effective and targeted climate change awareness campaign.

7. Foundation for Future NAMAs • Baseline for some energy intensive industrial subsectors (cement, steel,...) and specific in-focus transport subsectors. • Estimation of GHG emission reductions from potential mitigation measures in two sectors, and associated mitigation costs. • Data gap identification for future effort. • A GHG monitoring and reporting system which can be developed into a MRV.

8. Collaboration with Development Partners • With ADB-RETA-7645 Strengthening Planning Capacity for Low Carbon Growth in Developing Asia • With World Bank support on Low Carbon Growth in Viet Nam. • Aim to develop a consistent assessment of low carbon growth options in Viet Nam.

9. Timeline 2012 2013 2014 F M A M J J A S O N D J F M A M J J A S O N D J F Kick-off meeting Inception Workshop Approval of Inception Report Draft TWP Mitigation Draft TWP Adaptation Draft Action Plans Pilot projects Final Report

10. MINISTRY OF INDUSTRY AND TRADE 18TH UNITED NATIONS CLIMATE CHANGE CONFERENCE OF PARTIES Doha 2012

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