Towards a more standardised approach to baselines and additionality under the CDM. Case study I: Whole-building efficiency improvement.

From:
Department for International Development
Published
1 January 2010
Document Type:
Case Study
Theme:
Economic Growth
Authors:
Feige, S., Hayashi, D., Michaelowa, A. and Muller, N.

Abstract

Despite their high technical potential, methodological and organisational barriers have hindered the uptake of building efficiency projects under the CDM. The interaction of building efficiency measures makes it difficult to establish a clear causality between the measure and the resulting emission reductions, which has been the fundamental requirement for CDM methodologies. This Case Study gives technical recommendations for taking a standardised approach to evaluate the emission performance of whole buildings.

Citation

Hayashi, D.; Muller, N.; Feige, S.; Michaelowa, A. Towards a more standardised approach tobaselines and additionality under the CDM. Case study I: Whole-building efficiency improvement. (2010) 34 pp.

Towards a more standardised approach to baselines and additionality under the CDM. Case study I: Whole-building efficiency improvement.

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