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Sid A. Imam Master of Project Management Candidate Project Management 441 Northwestern University Evanston , IL, USA March 10, 2009 Instructors: Lois Vitt Sale Helen J. Kessler

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Page 1: Carbon cap and trade

Sid A. Imam

Master of Project Management Candidate

Project Management 441 Northwestern UniversityEvanston , IL, USA March 10, 2009Instructors: Lois Vitt SaleHelen J. Kessler

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Two Types:

The primary footprint: measure of our direct

emissions of CO2 from the burning of fossil fuels

The secondary footprint: measure of the indirect CO2 emissions from the

whole lifecycle of products

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Industrial world standard tool for addressing global warming

Policymakers would set a mandatory cap on emissions

of carbon dioxide and provide companies with economic

incentives to reach that cap at the lowest possible cost

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Industrial world standard tool for addressing global

warming

Policymakers set a mandatory cap on

emissions of carbon dioxide and provide companies

with economic incentives

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Alcoa, AIG, Boston Scientific, BP America, Caterpillar, ConocoPhillips,

Chrysler, John Deere, Dow, Duke Energy, DuPont, Environmental

Defense Fund, Exelon, Ford, FPL Group, General Electric, General

Motors, Johnson & Johnson, Marsh, National Wildlife Federation,

Natural Resources Defense Council, NRG Energy, The Nature

Conservancy, PepsiCo, Pew Center on Global Climate Change, PG&E,

PNM Resources, Rio Tinto, Shell, Siemens, World Resources Institute,

and Xerox

Target: Reduction of green house gas (GHG) to at least

25 percent below 1990 levels by 2020 and 80 percent

below 1990 levels by 2050

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o Negotiation process for a post-2012 climate

change regime

o January 1, 2008 marked the formal start of

the compliance period of the Kyoto Protocol

and of Phase II of the European Union

Emission Trading Scheme (EU ETS).

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EU ETS

Allowance Markets

Project-based

Markets

Compliance

Driven Markets

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o Program for GHG reduction in developing Countries

o Works with within the framework of the Kyoto Protocol's Clean Development Mechanism(CDM) or Joint Implementation (JI)

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Cap & trade Carbon tax

Lengthy regulatory process Not complex

Tradable permits = assets Regulatory mandate

May limit innovation Will foster more innovation

Voluntary market Governed by legislation

Currency/ Price & political risk Less prone to those risk

Many players; complex structure

Less players

After 2012 the path is not clear Regulator can make policy

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o Cap-and –trade Proposals in the U.S. Congress:

Boxer-Lieberman-Warner Bingaman-Specter McCain-Lieberman Sanders-Boxer Kerry-Snowe Oliver-Gilchrest

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