Perspectives from the private sector and challenges and opportunities post Paris Gold Standard Conference, April 14, 2016 Jochen Gassner.

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Perspectives from the private sector and challenges and opportunities post Paris Gold Standard Conference, April 14, 2016 Jochen Gassner

What is ICROA? “The International Carbon Reduction and Offset Alliance – ICROA is an international non-profit industry association”. ICROA is comprised of the leading global service providers ICROA provides a unified voice for the voluntary carbon sector ICROA engages with governmental entities and international organizations to support the development of the voluntary market Our aims: Support development of the market Ensure quality service by promoting best practice guidance

Our Members Our members are:  Gold Standard project developers (carbon, water)  Carbon offset retailers  Retailers of other environmental products (e.g. GoO, WBC – not covered by ICROA Code)  Carbon and sustainability consultants  Gold Standard brand ambassadors

Market Development Offset Issuance and Retirement (SOVCM) Average Prices (SOVCM) mio VERs Offset Retirement (Registries)

The VCM Today  Overall, relatively saturated market with limited growth, but variations depending on geography  Existing corporate buyers show long-term commitment to offsetting  Increased demand for quantified (not yet tradable) co-benefits that are linked to corporate activities in areas such as water, health (shift to high value projects at reasonable cost)  Offsetting in the process of being redefined to embrace renewable energy, water, natural capital instruments  Ample supply of GS and VCS credits, but issuance vs. retirements decreasing  Drying up of pre-CDM projects shifts demand to more high-value projects from GS or VCS/REDD

Challenges and Opportunities Post Paris  Uncertainty about the direction of travel for offsetting, specifically the delineation between voluntary and compliance in a PA world with NDCs  Uncertainty about future project supply (e.g. availability of REDD projects, fade-out of CDM) and additionality and double-counting/claiming  Increased awareness of climate change in the corporate world plus renewed appetite to get engaged (We mean business, Science based targets, RE100)  Opportunities around recognition of VCM project types in NDCs  Opportunities around the PA agreement SD Mechanism

Carbon Offsetting in Transition  Maintain what has proven successful The concept of carbon neutrality o provides a target and a measuring rod for corporate engagement o allows to effectively communicate and label engagement at company and product level Ex-post verified, transferable mitigation outcomes (i.e. carbon credits) that can be traded spot and forward o allow for risk-free corporate engagement by purchasing issued credits o allow for risk-sharing along the carbon credit value chain Project development, monitoring, reporting and verification  Make the transition for existing carbon offset buyers as smooth as possible  Create new demand - will need strong incentives similar to GoOs in scope 2 reporting or SBT recognition in CDP

Jochen Gassner Co-Chair International Carbon Reduction and Offset Alliance (ICROA)