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December 2011
Can Concerns with CDM Coal Power Projects be Addressed through Revisions to the ACM0013 Methodology?
This policy note by the Stockholm Environment Institute evaluates whether revisions to the ACM0013 methodology can resolve systematic flaws in awarding Certified Emission Reductions (CERs) to coal power projects under the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM). The authors argue that while some technical fixes are possible, fundamental challenges regarding data noise, additionality, and long-term climate goals make it unlikely that revised methodologies can ensure coal power CERs are real, measurable, and additional.
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Themes: clean development mechanism coal power acm0013 emission reductions additionality
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climate finance
Stockholm Environment Institute
Document type: Policy brief

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