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1 Quantified emission reduction commitments by individual Annex I Parties Presentation by South Africa Workshop on issues relating to scale of emission reductions to be achieved by Annex I Parties AWG-KP 7.1, Bonn, 27 March 2009

2 Ranges Annex I -25% to -40% below 1990 levels by 2020 for lowest stabilisation level assessed (IPCC AR4, p. 776, Box 13.7) Domestic effort for Annex I, carbon market only reduces costs Existing pledges from Annex I fall well short of the range Range provides a fixed point that should serves as a basis for individual Annex I commitments, not pledge-based

3 Three approaches Top-down (2 variants): to differentiate within Annex I, reflecting responsibility, capability, development and other factors –Based on Responsibility, Capability and Development-based approach (RCD) Historical responsibility Capability should include HDI, not just GDP / capita Assumes a development threshold to remove poverty –Based on Income, Emissions Intensity, Emissions trends and Population trends (4-factor) Bottom-up: In-country assessment –Based on studies of mitigation potential for individual AI countries, in-country, or national communications (typically low) With additional measures

4 In-country assessments National Communications In-country studies suggest more ambitious targets are possible Canada –“20% below 2006”  -9% below 1990 levels –National communication: -2% with add’l measures –IISD report -40% below 1990 in 2020 Germany –Nat’comm: 21% by 2020 compared to 1990 levels -41% with additional measures Australia: -5% to -15% below 2000 levels by 2020 –CAIT data set: +17% to +5% above 1990 levels

5 USA Obama: -80% by 2050 (should be from 1990) ‘Return to’ 1990 levels by 2020 – no reduction Various studies – Pew, MIT, Paltsev –Sanders-Boxer is consistent with 167 bmt, and Waxman’s proposal is below this Argonne Nat’l Lab: moderate energy policies enough for return to 1990 levels by 2020 –Need to see additional measures 287 bmt ~ emission 2008 levels 203 bmt -50% from 1990 by bmt ~ -80% from 1990 by 2050 Doing so little for so long, cannot be reason to be allowed to do less than required-by-science in future

Rationale for criteria-based approaches Take responsibility and capability index, based on Art 3.1, drawing on Greenhouse Development Rights Exclude NAI, recalculate index for A1 countries only –Weighted index - 60% responsibility, 40% capability, different weightings possible Annex I mitigation requirement as group, here -40% below 1990 levels by 2020 Assign mitigation requirement in relation to RCD index Defines number for each A1 country –reduction from countries baseline emissions in 2020 –preferably as reduction from fixed base year, 1990 Four indicators for mitgiation potential –adjusted for Annex I as group to -45% – Income, intensity, emissions trends and pop trends 6

7 Reduction against baseline projection very different to same percentage reduction against fixed base year Baseline Fixed base year Reductions bigger compared to baseline Baselines typically assume no change in lifestyles, production and consumption patterns

8 RCD for - 40% Four Factor RCD for - 40% Four Factor Baseline method 1990 method Baseline method 1990 method Australia9%-28%-36%Latvia-133%-25%-45% Austria-31%-60%-45%Lithuania-89%-27%-45% Belarus-65%-15%0%Luxembourg-44%-55%-45% Belgium-44%-61%-45%Netherlands-34%-42%-45% Bulgaria-5%-16%-45%New Zealand0%-20%-23% Canada-24%-33%-35%Norway-31%-56%-42% Croatia46%-28%-45%Poland6%-30%-45% Czech Republic-11%-34%-45%Portugal19%-37%-45% Denmark-45%-48%-45%Romania-14%-18%-45% Estonia-73%-22%-45%Russian Federation-43%-17%-57% Finland-10%-36%-45%Slovakia36%-30%-45% France-52%-58%-45%Slovenia122%-36%-45% Germany-65%-51%-45%Spain24%-45% Greece18%-33%-45%Sweden-66%-65%-45% Hungary4%-33%-45%Switzerland-52%-58%-41% Iceland-20%-35%-32%Turkey71%-15%-45% Ireland-3%-36%-45%Ukraine-44%-9%-90% Italy-10%-42%-45%United Kingdom-80%-70%-45% Japan-24%-38%-36% United States of America-51%-50%-36%

9 Thank you

10 Norway Reduce emissions by percent by 2050 Reading from graph, about -20% below 1990 levels by 2020

11 USA - studies

12 EU communication proposed targets across Annex I Target relative to EU27- 24%- 30% Australia-39%-24% Canada-39%-23% Iceland29%-21% Japan-29%-24% New Zealand-32%-15% Norway-34%-28% Russia-13%-38% Switzerland-28%-27% Ukraine-12%-60% USA-34%-24% Source: Commission staff working document, accompanying Communication of 28 January 2009,

13 EU targets adjusted to -40% Source: Analysis based on EU staff working document, Annex 9, but adjusted so that Annex I as a group reduces -40% from 1990 levels by 2020

14 Context Article 3.9 and AWG-KP Focus on targets – QERCs –Quantified –Emission –Reduction –Commitments

15 Bottom-up Formally announced pledges mostly below the range –except EU, and then conditional on US comparable commitment and DC actions National communications very conservative, except EIT hot air and EU Selected examples follow

16 Ranges of QERCs for AI countries, based on Responsibility, Capability Development-based index, using baseline projection method

17 Ranges of QERCs for AI countries, based on Responsibility, Capability Development-based index, using fixed base year