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1Programme of activities (PoA) - Requirements,
Opportunity and Challenges By Bratin Roy TÃœV
SÃœD South Asia Bratin.Roy_at_tuv-sud.in
2TÃœV SÃœD Corporate Overview
Overview
Requirements
Opportunities
Challenges
Issues for DOE
3Corporate Overview
- ? Leading one-stop global solution provider for
product quality and safety testing inspections,
engineering support, management system
certification and training solutions - ? Sales revenue of 1.27 billion in FY 2007
- ? Founded over 140 years ago in Mannheim, Germany
- ? Today about 13,000 employees located in over
600 locations worldwide - ? Global headquarters in Munich, Germany
- ? Regional Headquarters Asia Pacific -
Singapore America - Danvers (Massachusetts)
4Corporate Overview - Our Mission
- Choose certainty. Add value.
- ? To create increased safety and added economic
value. - ? As process partners with comprehensive industry
knowledge, our teams of specialists provide early
consultation and continuous guidance, thus
achieving the optimization of technology, systems
and expertise. In this manner, we strengthen the
competitive strength of our customers throughout
the world.
5International Presence
ASIA-PACIFIC Bangladesh China Hong
Kong India Indonesia Japan Korea
Malaysia Philippines Qatar Singapore Sri
Lanka Taiwan Thailand UAE Vietnam
EUROPE / AFRICA AustriaBelgium Czech
Republic DenmarkFrance Germany Hungary Italy
Netherlands Poland Romania Russia Serbia Slovaki
a Slovenia South Africa Spain Switzerland Turkey U
K
AMERICAS Argentina BrazilCanada Chile Mexico USA
ASIA Headquarters TÃœV SÃœD Asia Pacific Pte. Ltd.
Singapore AMERICAS Headquarters TÃœV SÃœD
America Inc. Peabody, Massachusetts EUROPE Head
quarters TÃœV SÃœD AG Munich, Germany
TÃœV SÃœD subsidiaries
2009-11-9
6TÃœV SÃœD South Asia - Facts and Figures
- 100 subsidiary of TÃœV SÃœD Group, Germany
- Established as TÃœV Bayern India, branch office of
TÃœV Qualitats Management GmbH in 1994. Converted
to a subsidiary in 1999. - The name of the company was changed from TÃœV
Süddeutschland India to TÜV SÜD South Asia to
coincide with greater presence in the region - 29 offices in India and representative offices in
Colombo (Sri Lanka) and Dhaka (Bangladesh) - Presently there are more than 700 employees
- More than 5500 customers
7TÃœV SÃœD Corporate Overview
Overview
Requirements
Opportunities
Challenges
Issues for DOE
8Overview Acronyms
- PoA Programme of Activities
- CPA CDM Program Activity
- CDM PoA DD CDM Programme of Activities Design
Document - CDM CPA DD CDM Program Activity Design Document
9Overview
- Unlimited number of CPAs As a single CDM
project - More than one country
- Inclusion of CPAs at any point of time
- Can be implemented by many entities/owners
10Overview
- One approved baseline and monitoring methodology
for all CPAs - Demonstration of additionality
- Unambiguous identification
- All CPAs end when PoA ends
- All CPAs are monitored as per monitoring plan
11TÃœV SÃœD Corporate Overview
Overview
Requirements
Opportunities
Challenges
Issues for DOE
12Requirements registration
- Program life for 28 years (60 years for AR
programmes) - Each CPA crediting period either 10 or 21 years
but limited to remaining life of PoA - CPA is not part of any other approved CDM/ VER
project - MUST issues to be checked by DOE
- Additionality of the PoA
- Eligibility criteria for inclusion of a proposed
CPA in the registered PoA, including criteria to
be used for demonstration of additionality of a
CPA - CER registered/ issued in the name of managing
entity and distributed among the participants
according to contract - Consistency between CDM-POA-DD and the PoA
specific CDM-CPA-DD to be used for inclusion of a
CPA in the registered PoA
13 Requirements- request of issuance
- The coordinating/managing entity shall
- (a) Maintain all monitoring reports of all
CPAs in accordance with the record keeping system
identified in the CDM-POA-DD - (b) Make available all monitoring reports
requested by a DOE for verification purposes - The DOE shall
- (a) Identify those CPAs that it shall
consider for verification in accordance with the
method/procedure to be used for verification
under the PoA and determined in the CDM-POA-DD - (b) Make all monitoring reports received
immediately publicly available on the UNFCCC CDM
website - (c) Systematically verify and certify the
correct implementation and operation of the
record keeping system.
14TÃœV SÃœD Corporate Overview
Overview
Requirements
Opportunities
Challenges
Issues for DOE
15Opportunities
- Programmatic CDM is ideal for distributed
activities - Solar lanterns
- Small MSW projects
- CFL
- Biogas plants
- These projects are usually bypassed for CDM due
to high relative cost/benefit - These can be implemented via PoAs and CDM
benefits can be obtained for much more remote
sections of society - Programmatic CDM could finally bring on board a
lot of projects that are out of the game
16TÃœV SÃœD Corporate Overview
Overview
Requirements
Opportunities
Challenges
Issues for DOE
17Challenges
- Determining baseline
- Substantiation of additionality for different
regions involved among PoA. - Accounting for national policies/assessing
additionality - Single/overlapping crediting periods
- Unique identification of location
- Ex ante emission reduction estimates
- Methods for many P-CDM activities yet to be
developed
18Challenges
- May need new/different provisions on how to
- Calculate baselines, leakage,
- Assess boundaries
- Avoid double-counting
- Monitoring and verification of emissions
reductions - PoA performance dependent on design and
management - Adequate coordination and communication,
appropriate incentives - PoAs require special capacity and effective
cooperation - Sampling methods and eligibility criteria
specific to PoA - Few actual projects at advanced stages of
development
19TÃœV SÃœD Corporate Overview
Overview
Requirements
Opportunities
Challenges
Issues for DOE
20Issues for DOEs - Liability
- What are the implications of inadequate
validation opinions for PoA and/or for CPA? - If a DNA involved in the PoA or a Board member
identifies any error that disqualifies a CPA from
inclusion in the PoA the Secretary of the Board
shall be notified. - The DOE that included the CPA, shall acquire and
transfer, within 30 days of the exclusion of the
CPA, an amount of reduced tonnes of carbon
dioxide equivalent to the amount of CERs issued
to the PoA as a result of the CPA having been
included, and all CPAs already submitted shall be
reviewed to determine if any other CPA
disqualifies.
9 November 2009
21Issues for DOEs - Liability
- The Board, based on a review report by another
DOE, may decide to exclude CPAs already included
in the PoA at an earlier stage and the DOE that
has requested the inclusion of these CPAs is
liable for all CERs issued for these CPAs. - A DOE, that has not performed validation,
registration, inclusion or verification functions
with regard to this PoA, shall conduct the review
referred to in 15 (c) and submit a review report
to the Board - Will the validating DOE become vulnerable to the
results generated by the verifying DOEs ?
9 November 2009
9 November 2009
22Thank you Bratin Roy Bratin.Roy_at_tuv-sud.in TÃœV
SÃœD South Asia TÃœV SÃœD House Off Saki Vihar
Road Saki Naka, Andheri (East) Mumbai,
400072 India