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Offset approaches in existing compliance mechanisms – Adding value and upholding environmental integrity?

The report analyzes, by looking back at existing compliance systems in the EU, Alberta, Australia, Colombia and Japan, the conditions under which offsets can add value to the compliance system without undermining its environmental integrity.

Series Climate Change Page number 104 Year of publication
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Climate | Energy, Chemicals, Sustainability | Strategies | International matters

Green Cooling Summit

This conference paper gives a detailed overview of the international online-event ‚Green Cooling Summit‘ which took place from 25. to 27. May 2021. The central issue was the HFC phase down according to the Kigali Amendment to the Montreal Protocol and how it can be implemented with natural refrigerants.

Series Dokumentationen Page number 35 Year of publication
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Climate | Energy

Information Paper on the analysis of the German Voluntary Offsetting market 2021

This information paper presents the results of a comprehensive analysis of the German market for voluntary offsetting of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions for the years 2017 to 2020. The analysis serves to create a basis for assessing the potential and thus for the development of incentive structures and framework conditions for national climate protection projects in Germany.

Series Climate Change Page number 34 Year of publication
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Climate | Energy

Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism

The European Commission has proposed to introduce a carbon border adjustment mechanism (CBAM) in order to improve Carbon Leakage protection for European energy-intensive industries which are subject to the carbon price in EU ETS. This report details the Commission’s proposed administrative structure as well as its implications for Member States.

Series Climate Change Page number 31 Year of publication
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Waste | Resources

City Gold – Metal Stocks with a Future

The project "KartAL III - Mapping of the Anthropogenic Stock III", commissioned by the Federal Environment Agency, focuses on the recovery options and expected material flows of seven metals and its alloys.

Series guides and manuals Page number 28 Year of publication
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Waste | Resources

City Gold – Building Material Storage with a Future

The project "KartAL III - Mapping of the Anthropogenic Stock III", commissioned by the Federal Environment Agency, focuses on the recovery options and expected material flows of nine mineral building materials.

Series guides and manuals Page number 28 Year of publication
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Chemicals, Water

Emerging and legacy organic contaminants in the polar regions

The report summarises and evaluates the current state of knowledge on organic contaminants in polar regions that have become significant concerns because of their persistence, bioaccumulation and toxicity potential. Climate change can also alter the biogeochemical cycling of persistent organic pollutants (POPs) and emerging organic contaminants (EOCs).

Series Texte Page number 145 Year of publication
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Climate | Energy

The European Commission’s 2050 Vision „A clean planet for all” – Implications for Sector Strategies and Climate Governance

Im November 2018 veröffentlichte die Europäische Kommission ihre Strategische Langzeit-Vision „Ein sauberer Planet für alle“ mit dem Vorschlag spätestens in 2050 EU-weit Netto-Null-Treibhausgasemissionen zu erreichen. Durch das EU-Klimaschutzgesetz wurde das Klima-Neutralitätsziel rechtlich verbindlich.

Series Climate Change Page number 41 Year of publication
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Climate | Energy

Trading activities and strategies in the European carbon market

The European Emissions Trading System (EU ETS) constitutes a central European climate policy instrument. Since its start of operation in 2005, the carbon market has grown considerably in terms of trading volume and also with regard to the various players being active.

Series Climate Change Page number 106 Year of publication
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