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Title: Enhancing Industry Involvement in Carbon Sequestration and Conservation Projects


1
Enhancing Industry InvolvementinCarbon
Sequestration and Conservation Projects
  • A.D. Latornell Conservation Symposium(November,
    2001)

2
Introduction
  • Kyoto Protocol (1997)
  • CO2, CH4, N2O, six others
  • Limits during 2008 to 2012
  • Canada 6 below 1990 levels
  • 1999 - 15 above
  • 2010 projected - 27 above
  • Land-use, land-use change and forestry(LULUCF)

3
Canadas Projected Emissions
http//www.ec.gc.ca/press/2001/010711_b_e.htm
4
COP-6 (The Hague and Bonn)
  • Afforestation, reforestation and deforestation
    (article 3.3)
  • Land management (article 3.4)
  • Limits for Canada
  • Offset deforestation
  • (29 Mt CO2 / year)
  • Additional from land management
  • (44 Mt CO2 / year)

5
Some Activities by MOE / MNR
  • Ontarios Forest Carbon Budget
  • Reviewed tree planting programs
  • Surveyed landowners
  • Greenhouse Gas Reductions and Credits Through
    Biodiversity Conservation Projects
  • MOE ON ENV (99) 450
  • Woodlot Managers Guide to Carbon Sequestration
    and Greenhouse Gas Benefits

6
Market Study
  • Survey of Customers and Suppliers
  • 34 customers
  • 26 suppliers
  • Barriers to Participation
  • Market Size
  • Financial Feasibility

7
Customer and Supplier Survey
  • Customers
  • 34 surveyed
  • Mixed range of industries
  • Bias - electricity generators - Ontario
  • Suppliers
  • 26 surveyed
  • CAs, County forests, Forest companies

8
Barriers
  • Customers
  • demand, lack of policy direction
  • project risk and insurance
  • Suppliers
  • financial and operational
  • communication

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Demand and Supply
  • Demand
  • 6,500 kt CO2e / year
  • 5 of shortfall
  • Supply (Ontario)
  • 565 kt CO2e / year
  • Reforestation - 159,000 ha (3.0 t CO2e/ha/yr)
  • NSR - 222,000 ha (0.3 t CO2e/ha/yr)
  • Expansion - 117,000 ha

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Financial Analysis
  • Simple investment
  • Investment with tax benefit
  • Investment with partial timber harvest
  • 7.0 lt ROR lt 9.5
  • Assumed Jack Pine, 50 year rotation, 1500 / ha
    planting costs, 15 transaction costs, GHG
    benefits sold as generated

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Woodlot Managers Guide
http//www.woodrising.com/MOE/WMGuide.html
15
Conclusions
  • GHG picture becoming clearer
  • MOE / MNR is getting prepared
  • Carbon sequestration business
  • GHG benefits are a method of supporting
    conservation and biodiversity enhancement projects
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