1. Danish Project Experience
Søren Varming
Senior consultant, Climate Change, SV Carbon
Contact:

2. Overview of Danish CDM programme in Asia
Country
Bilateral agreement
Capacity building
Project development
Malaysia
April 2003
2nd phase started 1. March 2004
“Search and select” approach
Thailand
N/A
Started August 2005
Two calls for proposals in 2003/04
China
February 2004
Project development linked to mixed credits
Indonesia
July 2005
Small activity on going
First call for proposals closed early November 05
Second call open till April 2006

3. Status for Danish CDM project development
Country
Type
Size t CO2
Status
Egypt
Wind farm
600,000
ERPA
Malaysia
Biomass boiler
200,000
220,000
LoI
60,000
Landfill gas
900,000
Composting
1,500,000
Thailand
Biogas sewage
300,000
Biogas pig farm
1,000,000
4 biomass/biogas
3,450,000
China
3 district heating
6,800,000
LoI (Meth issues)

4. Case study 1 – Impact CDM on CHP project
CHP technology used at a palm oil mill
Power generated will be connected to the grid and partly used for on site consumption
Project displaces power from grid connected fuel plants and biomass used for heat generation (e.g. no CERs related to heat)
Contribution CDM is 1.1 sen/ KWh

5. Case study 2 – Impact of CDM for Palm Oil Mill Effluent
Mill with capacity of 40 ton of Fresh Fruit Bunches per hour
Power generated will be connected to the grid
Contribution from CDM is more than half of the electricity tariff
Impact of CDM is different per technology used

6. CDM changes the investment priorities

7. Seize the opportunities
Be aware of opportunities
Methane reductions
Direct saving/replacement of coal
Industrial gasses (HFC, N2O, SF6)
Screen project portfolio
Include CDM early in project cycle
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Royal Danish Embassy in Jakarta, Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok, Beijing

8. Secretariat of Danish CDM Project Facility
Contact
Secretariat of Danish CDM Project Facility
c/o Royal Danish Embassy
Menara Rajawali 25th Floor, Jl. Mega Kuningan, Jakarta Telephone: ext 114 or
ext 306 Fax:
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