OPEN CLIMATE NETWORK TRACKING NATIONAL POLICY PROGRESS Doha

OPEN CLIMATE NETWORK: TRACKING NATIONAL POLICY PROGRESS Doha, November 30, 2012 Taryn Fransen

Significant? Certain? What does it add up to? What more can be done?

Pledges Implementation Policies Abatement potential Atmospheric Requirement

Finance Assessments

Clean Energy Economy

Policy Assessments

Policy Landscape Series • • • Targets & pledges Relevant institutions & authorities Major policy instruments GHG trajectory Looking ahead

Key Findings: A Preview NEW POLICIES (HIGHLIGHTS) CLIMATE CHANGE ACT ENERGY ACT EE DIRECTIVE (2012) 12 TH 5 -YEAR PLAN VEHICLE STANDARDS POWER PLANT STANDARDS 12 TH 5 -YEAR PLAN RPOS/RECS PNMC (2009) SECTORAL PLANS REDD+ STRATEGY CLEAN ENERGY ACT (2011)

Key Findings: A Preview EMISSIONS TRAJECTORIES

Key Findings: A Preview EMISSIONS TRAJECTORIES

Key Findings: A Preview BARRIERS & RISKS • • Threat of rollback Coordination and harmonization Subnational institutions Capacity issues

Challenges • • Inconsistent estimates of GHG impact Evaluating confidence and risk GHG projections Policy interactions; subnational policies

Next Steps • Track indicators of implementation and impact • Identify policy-specific implementation indicators • Employ GHG Protocol for Policy Accounting • Improve barrier diagnosis • Standardize policy risk evaluation

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