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CDM & JI Monitor

This edition leads with a report on how several EU countries could now have a surplus of CERs following the worst financial crisis in decades. Other stories include: - Supply forecasts downgraded once more - EU moves to plug CER leak - Russian JI projects need resubmission - Low carbon investment to require $500 billion per year - JI pipeline draws in 7 new projects - Brazil unveils CDM landfill venture - UN experts calls for 5 meths to be rejected - Japan to cap carbon credit use - Guest commentary: Recourse to justice: The CDM appeals process, by Rutger de Witt Wijnen, partner De Brauw Blackstone Westbroek NV

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This edition leads with a report on the continuing fallout from Copenhagen, as investors mull a rethink of strategy amid uncertainty about the CDM. Other stories include: Growth possible without global deal: Camco - Masdar, E.on tie-up eyes 10m CERs - Japan sticks to carbon purchase plan - Swiss trader weighs into CDM market - Two key brokers leave CO2e - Hydro investment stays ahead of wind in 2009 - CER supply forecast cut again - Guest Commentary: Copenhagen Blues: The CDM in limbo, by Axel Michaelowa, Perspectives

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Copenhagen debriefing: UN climate talks make several decisions that could boost near-term supply of CDM credits, but longer term outlook remains highly uncertain amid a lack of progress on targets and market mechanisms for the post-2012. Other stories include: UN talks block JI levy - Point Carbon analysts cut CDM supply forecast - Trading Emissions and Leaf agree merger - Standard Bank to buy China hydro CERs - Many approved CDM projects never get credits - Wind energy key for emissions cuts: lobby - Norsk Hydro, Statkraft ink post-2012 CER deal - First Climate signs large Indian CER deal - Mercuria buys 850,000 CERs

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This new edition of CDM & JI Monitor reports how the executive board's decision on wind projects in China has rankled project developers. Also included are: UN to push work back on auditors; New rule opens CDM ownership in China; Eastern European fund to invest in CDM/JI; UN panel claims progress on JI; More cuts in CER supply forecasts; and Spain approves more CDM projects.

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This new edition of CDM & JI Monitor reports that UN climate talks in Copenhagen may have to rule on Chinese wind projects in the CDM. Also included are: Russia's new JI rules could break logjam; UN to debate expansion of forestry CDM; Group endorses CDM in cap and trade; CDM eligibilty concerns arise amid Copenhagen delay; Japan’s limit on offsets ‘costly’.

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This new edition reports from the UN climate talks in Barcelona, where reform of the CDM was once again held up by wider discord over targets - but where the US appeared to engage more closely with the Kyoto mechanism. Other stories include: - CER fund Trading Emissions in merger talks - Tricorona revises down CER issuance, portfolio shrinks - UN experts want four CDM ideas rejected -CDM should guide US offset design: EB chair - JP Morgan appoints new head of Ecosecurities - Ukraine JI project gets approval.

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This edition of CDM & JI Monitor looks at the escalating row over the executive board's rulings on wind projects. Also included: EB recommends CDM appeals process - Russia mulls setting ERU limit - Additionality test blocks project pipeline - Wind and hydro continues to dominate CDM - CER supply hit by UN staff shortage - Biodiesel projects get CDM boost - Germany issues ERUs - Gazprom inks China deal - Singapore mulls post-2012 carbon trading - Norway eyes CDM in India - New facility aims to spur CDM in Africa - Eon eyes southeast Asian project - Australian firm buys 1.4m CERs - Guest commentary: Making small scale actually work for renewables by REEEP

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This edition of CDM & JI Monitor reports on the latest developments in the Ecosecurities takover saga. Other news includes: CDM EB mulls appeals processes; EB targets more wind projects in upcoming talks; Tricorona eyes waste recovery projects; Trading Emissions posts loss; Spain approves 7 CDM projects; Exchanges to offer CER contracts; More delays to CDM pipeline; UN puts hydro projects under the microscope. Also included is a guest commentary by Emmanuel Fages, Societe Generale

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This edition reports on China's decision to approve post-2012 projects. Other news includes: Transport projects get UN boost; Spain may need extra offsets: IEA; Camco’s shares tumble as CER revenue falls; ECX eyes launch of ERU futures; Point Carbon cuts 2009 CER forecast; JP Morgan unit ups bid for Ecosecurities; Japan ETS demand at 110 million tonnes a year. Market comment by Mark Meyrick of ENBW.

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This edition of CDM & JI Monitor looks at how the EB's tough rules could lead to more suspensions of auditors. Other stories include: Board clears China CDM wind projects; JP Morgan agrees deal with Ecosecurities; CDM investors give clean coal the cold shoulder; UN panel to adopt new guidelines for JI; Hungary issues ERUs; and a guest commentary by Ingo Tschach and Jan Frommeyer of Noble Carbon Credits.

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