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Carbon Business Office Workshop on Establishment of National Carbon Market @Wanda Vista Hotel, Tianjin, PRC 11 September 2014 Development of Thailand Voluntary Emission Trading Scheme (Thailand V-ETS) Carbon Business Office Disclaimer: The views expressed in this document are those of the author, and do not necessarily reflect the views and policies of the Asian Development Bank (ADB), its Board of Directors, or the governments they represent. ADB does not guarantee the accuracy of the data included in this document, and accept no responsibility for any consequence of their use. By making any designation or reference to a particular territory or geographical area, or by using the term “country” in this document, ADB does not intend to make any judgments as to the legal or other status of any territory or area.

Objectives of Establishing VCM in Thailand 1. Support voluntary GHGs reduction activities 2. Encourage private companies, who attempt to reduce their GHG emissions, implement cost-effective GHGs reduction activities 3. Learn how to manage domestic emission trading scheme / carbon offsetting program

Structure of Voluntary Carbon Market in Thailand Voluntary Emission Reduction Projects (VER) Type: Project-based Eligibility: Emission Reduction Projects, Pre-registered CDM MRV: International standards (VCS, GS, etc.) Carbon Credit: VERs Registry: Standard Owners Buyers: International buyers Status: Existing Thailand Voluntary Emission Reduction Program (T-VER) Type: Project-based Eligibility: energy efficiency, etc. MRV: Domestic Carbon Credit: TVERs Registry: T-VER Buyers: Government / CSR companies / Brokers Status: launched in Oct 2013 Thailand Voluntary Emission Trading Scheme (Thailand V-ETS) Type: Cap-and-Trade Target: Industrial sector MRV: ISO 14064-1 / 14064-3 / 14065 Carbon Credit: Allowances Registry: ETS Buyers: Entities / Traders Status: pilot project in Oct 2014

Initiatives to Promote Domestic Carbon Market Existing initiative instruments Thailand Voluntary Emission Reduction Program (T-VER): a domestic GHG crediting mechanism (project-based), using methodologies which derived from CDM and J-VER methodologies. T-VER program has been launched in October 2013. There are 15 demonstration projects from 8 organizations, covering 7 methodologies e.g. RE, EE, WM, Forestry and Agriculture. Thailand Voluntary Emission Trading Scheme (Thailand V-ETS): expected to launch a pilot project to test MRV system and some of ETS features in October 2014. Thailand Carbon Offsetting Program (T-COP): a carbon offsetting program, launched in March 2013, aiming to use contributions from participants for supporting domestic GHG emission reduction activities, especially for projects under the T-VER program. Proposed initiative instruments under the PMR Energy Performance Certificate Scheme (EPC): a voluntary target-and-reward scheme aiming to achieve energy efficiency in energy-intensive factories & buildings and to build core market readiness components in order to be a foundation for establishing the future ETS. Low Carbon City Program (LCC): a GHG crediting mechanism which will be a part of T-VER program, aiming to achieve GHG emission reductions implemented by municipalities and local communities.

Toward Future Domestic Carbon Market

Action Plan for Thailand V-ETS 2010 Research Studies on calculation methodologies for GHG emissions from industries 2011 Research Studies to Identify target industries and cap-setting 2012 Identify institutional framework / operating rules/ model for Thailand V-ETS / incentives 2013 Pilot project to develop MRV system for TVETS General guideline 2014 Revised MRV system Pilot project for Thailand V-ETS (test MRV)

Thailand V-ETS Characteristics Trading Period 1st Trading Period (pilot phase to test MRV): 2015-2017 2nd Trading Period: 2018-2020 1st Trading Period Targeted sector: Electricity and Petrochemical sectors Other energy intensive companies Base year emission: 1st Trading Period: 2012-2013 Type of Target: Absolute reduction target or Intensity-based target (under discussion) Allowance Allocation Method: Grandfathering and benchmarking (under discussion)

MRV for Thailand V-ETS Developed based on ISO 14064-1, 14064-3, and 14065 GHG Reporting: Gas coverage: CO2 emissions only Organizational boundary Geographical boundary: Follows Factory Act and Building Control Act (permit for building construction / factory permit) Operational control approach Operational boundary: Scope 1 and 2 Third party verification Registered VBs Draft Monitoring and Reporting Guideline (MRG) and Verification Guideline (VG) (under development)

Next Step (FY2015: Oct 2014 - Sep 2015) Implement Thailand V-ETS pilot project Objectives Test MRV system Design ETS features (cap setting, allowance allocation) Targeted industries (voluntary basis) Focus on power plants and petrochemical industries OR 79 companies participated in carbon footprint for organization program (voluntary program) Conduct a research study on “Pre-assessment impact of ETS to Thai Economy” (under discussion) Thank you for your attention Thailand Greenhouse Gas Management Organization (Public Organization) Government Complex, Building B, 9th Floor, 120 Chaengwattana Road, Bangkok 10210 Tel. 02 141 9833 Fax 02 143 8403 www.tgo.or.th sumon@tgo.or.th