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  • Mexico Publishes Landmark Regulations to Combat Super Pollutants

    Notably, these regulations address emissions from both new and existing operations, and cover the entire With publication of these regulations, Mexico joins a very select group of countries that have realized pollution as part of the larger national and international effort to limit potentially catastrophic impacts from Now that Mexico has become a global leader on regulating methane from the O&G sector, we invite the rest

  • No Rules Were Better Than Bad Rules

    Rather than concede to the demands of one country insisting on its right to sell CDM-style carbon credits Similarly, with no formal end to CDM, these trades can also advance, subject to demand from prospective From a practical standpoint, countries interested in purchasing ITMOs will be in the driver’s seat to

  • CCAP Applauds the Kigali Agreement to Reduce HFCs

    Unabated, emissions from the refrigeration, air conditioning and foam blowing sectors are expected to Developing countries are already making progress in reducing HFC use and curbing emissions from the refrigeration Just last year at COP21, the NAMA Facility preliminarily awarded Colombia 9M EUR to implement a program CCAP provided extensive technical, economic and policy input into the development of this NAMA. The Thai Refrigeration and Air Conditioning NAMA, was also selected for support by the NAMA Facility

  • Fifth MAIN Asia Regional Dialogue

    By sharing different country strategies for implementing NDCs, facilitating input from policy experts to implement NDCs, including through the development of Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Actions (NAMAs In addition, the event highlighted ways to engage the private sector in NDC conversion and NAMA development Present opportunities for financing and technical support for NDC conversion and NAMA development and Identify key elements of transformational NAMAs, including i) the role of public policies in achieving

  • Decoding the Proposed GTF Strategic Plan 2020-2023: Accreditation (Part 3)

    It also showed that the lengthy accreditation process deters key private actors from engaging with the Those concerned about PSAA have argued that it can be used as a way to by-pass the Fund’s standards, PSAA will benefit those looking for swifter decision-making from the Fund, and not looking for a long-term

  • Decoding the Proposed GTF Strategic Plan 2020-2023: Private Sector Engagement (Part 1)

    strategy for the Private Sector Facility (PSF); however, it failed to approve it based on a number of concerns Accredited entities are incentivized to prioritize projects within their own pipelines over those from Consequently, highly innovative ideas that could benefit from the Fund’s concessional finance may be There are only a few concrete provisions that encourage a bolder role for the PSF.

  • COP26 looks to Climate Finance for pathways to deep decarbonization

    That realization was included in the Glasgow Leaders’ Declaration on Forests and Land Use, an agreement Developed countries pledged that by 2025 their contributions to adaptation would double from 2019 levels

  • We Can Have Reliable Energy and a Clean Environment

    that coal plants making major operational changes adhere to modern operational standards, or in the name integrate higher levels of renewables in the future, there is no need to compromise health or environmental quality while it is not explicitly acknowledged as a public value in the Department of Energy Staff Report, the reality Putting a meaningful price on carbon, as has been proposed by economists and policy makers from both

  • CCAP at COP25 – Week 2

    the COP25 Chilean Presidency for Green Finance Day: The Role of Public Finance for Climate Action in Context of a New Climate Finance Goal Date: Monday, December 9, 2019 Time: 8:45- 10:15 am Context: Limiting In its 2019 report, the Commission found that investing $1.8 trillion globally in five areas from 2020 developing countries’ economies and societies to adapt to the profound consequences of climate change in the context Agreement: Approaching the shift of financial flows Date: Monday, December 9, 2019 Time: 10:45 – 12:15 am Context

  • Advancing Sustainable Waste Management Projects in Ecuador and Chile

    The ultimate goal is to provide each city with technical, on-the-ground support to move from policy to a clear plan for implementation in order to increase the chances of the project receiving approval from

  • CCAP Continues Work to Reduce Methane Emissions in the Mexican Oil and Gas Sector

    reiterated its plans to comply with the previously set regional target of reducing methane emissions from The workshop, which featured CCAP, CATF and international experts from Environment and Climate Change The workshop also enjoyed participation from the representatives of the Mexican Energy Ministry (SENER This workshop was an opportunity for all participants to learn from one another. David McCabe from the CATF explained in detail many different sources of vented emissions as well as

  • COP 22 Side Event: Filling the Pipeline

    CCAP participated in the 22nd Conference of Parties (COP22) of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), in Marrakech, Morocco from November 7 – 18. topics related to the UNFCCC process, including: how the process could facilitate countries’ efforts to convert Experience covered both broad-based interventions such as NAMAs with a strong financing component, as Practitioners provided project development support will explain their methodology, provided concrete

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