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Hydro dominates CDM applications for CER credits

Dam-based hydro was more expensive than other CDM-creation abatement, but made up 26 per cent of CDM credits applications under the Kyoto rules.

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Secondary CER price acts as a ceiling to the primary market: 80pc of the EU price

There is no single price in the primary CER market, but rather a range of prices depending on the characteristics of the projects and the contract structures

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CER revenue not the only factor in project development: 50 per cent were above EU5

In 17 CDM projects studied; new non-river run hydro dams, generated CERs even though the cost was potentially higher than the payment for doing so.

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Import of CDMs to Australia ‘a good thing’ says Energy Australia

Import of CDMs to Australia would relieve shortage of carbon permits if manipulative speculators entered the market, argued Energy Australia. But the Australia's Low Pollution Future White Paper was not keen to admit that speculation might take place, and said the key was a large volume of trade; CDM and JI imports would increas volume.

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White Paper: UNFCCC mechanisms, CDM and joint implementation imports permitted for use in Australia; no volume restrictions

Government will allow entities to use eligible Kyoto units for compliance with Scheme obligations, in particular the two project based mechanisms.

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White Paper: UNFCCC at Pozna refuses to allow CO2 dumps to get CDM credits: but Australian policy still pours money into CO2 dump plans

The Australian policy was ‘Carbon capture and storage (CCS) is one key technology that could allow coal to continue to play a major role in the world's energy supplies in a carbon constrained environment”.

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AEU carbon credits perk up past $25 tonne as Poznam world climate meeting lead to 15 December policy statement on Australian carbon rules

More than 11,000 people were gathered in Poznan for Negotiations for  post-2012 regime rules are moving ahead on the basis of the Bali Action Plan adopted last December

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