Rooftop Solar Installation Model for ERP
Model 4 in the ERP Project Guidelines: Rooftop Solar Installation leveraging a New-Build-Bulk-Fees model.
LED Streetlight Deployment Model for ERP - for Efficient Outdoor and Street Lighting Technologies
Model 3 in the ERP Project Guidelines: LED Streetlight Deployment for efficient outdoor and street lighting technologies leveraging an Existing-Refurbish-Finance-Bulk-Fees.
Rural Electrification Model for ERP
Model 2 in the ERP Project Guidelines: Rural Electrification leveraging a New-User-Tariff model.
PPP Models for ERP
Introduction to the Models - Appendix C
In addition to the Project Guidelines developed, this Appendix lays out the different models for potential public-private partnerships (or PPPs) to generate emissions reduction credits (ERCs) from deploying technologies that reduce or remove emissions. These could also include activities that are part of larger infrastructure-type investments.
Objective of Guidance for Countries in Assessing ERC Projects
These Project Assessment Guidelines aim to provide a comprehensive and adaptable guide to identify and develop ERC projects and investments in order to generate high-quality ERCs to be sold in global markets.
Process to Conducting Assessments: Project Preparation
The key elements and criteria that projects will be evaluated on at each stage of the project assessment.
Introduction to the Project Assessment Framework
Introduction to the framework for the identification and selection of high-quality ERC projects.
Abbreviations: Guidance for Countries in Assessing ERC Projects
Find a list of helpful terms used in the Guidance for Countries in Assessing ERC Projects.
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ACR |
American Carbon Registry |
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AFOLU |
Agriculture, Forestry and Other Land Uses |
Appendices: Guidance for Countries in Assessing ERC Projects
The Appendices under the Emission Reduction Program (ERP) include:
Appendix A - Appendix A includes a Project Profile Template. The Excel template provides toolkit for the PPP Models with a workbook including Guide, Project Profile, Inputs Assumptions, NPV Calcs and Country Input.
Further Guidance for Application
The carbon market landscape is in a state of rapid and continuous evolution, and it is crucial that countries embrace the ability to adapt and reflect the latest market developments. At the same time, alongside global market shifts, the interactions and implications at a local level also differ from country to country. While the Guidelines was developed based on insights from various sources that reflect the market standards and expectations for high-quality ERCs, it is important to note that these perspectives are dynamic.