Joint MDB Report to the G8 on the Implementation of the Clean Energy Investment Framework and Their Climate Change Agenda Going Forward

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作者：

African Development Bank

来源地址：

http://hdl.handle.net/10986/28279

关键词：

ACCESS TO ELECTRICITY;  ACCESS TO ENERGY;  ACCESS TO MODERN ENERGY;  ADAPTATION TO CLIMATE CHANGE;  APPLIANCE STANDARDS;  APPROACH;  ATMOSPHERE;  AVAILABILITY;  BIOMASS;  BIOMASS ENERGY;  BIOMASS ENERGY GENERATION;  BOILERS;  CARBON CAPTURE;  CARBON ECONOMY;  CARBON EMISSIONS;  CARBON ENERGY;  CARBON FINANCE;  CARBON FINANCING;  CARBON FOOTPRINT;  CARBON MARKET;  CARBON TAXES;  CARBON TECHNOLOGIES;  CARBON TRADING;  CERTIFIED EMISSION REDUCTION;  CLEAN AIR;  CLEAN COAL;  CLEAN COAL TECHNOLOGIES;  CLEAN ENERGY;  CLEAN ENERGY TECHNOLOGIES;  CLEAN TECHNOLOGIES;  CLEAN TECHNOLOGY;  CLEANER ENERGY;  CLIMATE;  CLIMATE CHANGE;  CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION STRATEGY;  CLIMATE CHANGE IMPACT;  CLIMATE CHANGE IMPACTS;  CLIMATE CHANGE ISSUES;  CLIMATE CHANGE MITIGATION;  CLIMATE RESILIENCE;  CLIMATE RISK MANAGEMENT;  CLIMATE SENSITIVITY;  CLIMATE SYSTEM;  CLIMATE VARIABILITY;  CLIMATIC CONDITIONS;  CO;  CO2;  COAL;  COGENERATION;  COST OF SUGARCANE;  DEMAND MANAGEMENT;  DISTRIBUTION NETWORK;  DISTRIBUTION OF ELECTRICITY;  DISTRICT HEATING;  DROUGHT;  ECONOMIC ANALYSIS;  ECONOMIC GROWTH;  ECONOMICS OF CLIMATE CHANGE;  EFFICIENCY GAINS;  EFFICIENCY IMPROVEMENT;  EFFICIENCY IMPROVEMENTS;  EFFICIENT LIGHTING;  ELECTRIC POWER;  ELECTRICITY;  ELECTRICITY CONSUMPTION;  ELECTRICITY DEMAND;  ELECTRICITY SECTOR;  EMISSION;  EMISSION REDUCTION;  EMISSION SAVINGS;  EMISSIONS;  EMISSIONS FROM DEFORESTATION;  EMISSIONS REDUCTION;  ENERGY AUDIT;  ENERGY CAPITAL;  ENERGY CONSUMPTION;  ENERGY EFFICIENCY;  ENERGY MANAGEMENT;  ENERGY MARKET;  ENERGY MARKETS;  ENERGY MIX;  ENERGY NEEDS;  ENERGY POLICY;  ENERGY PRICES;  ENERGY PRODUCTION;  ENERGY SAVINGS;  ENERGY SOURCES;  ENERGY STRATEGIES;  ENERGY SUPPLY;  ENERGY USE;  ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS;  ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION;  ETHANOL;  ETHANOL PRODUCTION;  EXTREME WEATHER;  EXTREME WEATHER EVENTS;  FEEDSTOCK;  FINANCIAL CHALLENGE;  FINANCIAL COMMITMENT;  FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS;  FINANCIAL RISKS;  FINANCIAL SUPPORT;  FLUORESCENT LIGHTS;  FOREST;  FOREST CARBON;  FOREST CONSERVATION;  FOREST DEGRADATION;  FOREST LAW;  FOSSIL;  FOSSIL FUEL;  FOSSIL FUELS;  FRAMEWORK CONVENTION ON CLIMATE CHANGE;  FUEL CELL;  FUEL SUPPLY;  GAS;  GAS FLARING;  GAS FLARING REDUCTION;  GASIFICATION;  GASOLINE;  GENERATING CAPACITY;  GENERATION;  GENERATION CAPACITY;  GEOTHERMAL POWER;  GEOTHERMAL POWER PLANT;  GHG;  GHGS;  GLOBAL EMISSIONS;  GLOBAL ENVIRONMENT FACILITY;  GLOBAL GREENHOUSE GAS;  GLOBAL WARMING;  GREEN ENERGY;  GREENHOUSE;  GREENHOUSE GAS;  GRID CONNECTION;  GRID EXTENSION;  GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT;  HEAT;  HYDROELECTRIC POWER;  HYDROELECTRIC POWER PLANTS;  HYDROPOWER GENERATION;  IMPACTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE;  INCANDESCENT BULBS;  INCOME;  INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS;  INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES;  IPCC;  LAND USE;  LOAD SHEDDING;  LOW-CARBON;  MARKET BARRIERS;  MARKET DISTORTIONS;  METHANE;  MULTILATERAL FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS;  NATIONAL GRID;  NATURAL GAS;  NEGATIVE IMPACTS;  OIL;  OIL PRICES;  OIL SHOCKS;  ONSHORE WIND;  PHOTOVOLTAICS;  PILOT PROJECTS;  PIPELINE;  PIPELINE PROJECTS;  POLICY ADVICE;  POLLUTANTS;  PORTFOLIO;  POWER GENERATION CAPACITY;  POWER INVESTMENTS;  POWER PLANTS;  POWER PROJECT;  POWER SECTOR;  POWER SYSTEMS;  PRIMARY ENERGY;  PRIMARY ENERGY RESOURCES;  RAIN;  RAINFALL;  RATE OF DEFORESTATION;  RENEWABLE ENERGIES;  RENEWABLE ENERGY;  RENEWABLE ENERGY DEVELOPMENT;  RENEWABLE ENERGY FUND;  RENEWABLE ENERGY PROJECTS;  RENEWABLE RESOURCES;  RURAL ELECTRIFICATION;  SCENARIOS;  SHADOW PRICE;  SMALL HYDROPOWER;  SOLAR HOME SYSTEMS;  SOLAR LANTERNS;  SOLAR THERMAL;  STORM SURGE;  STORM SURGE RISK;  STORM SURGES;  STORMS;  SUGARCANE;  SUGARCANE PRODUCTION;  SUSTAINABLE ENERGY;  SUSTAINABLE FOREST;  SUSTAINABLE FOREST MANAGEMENT;  THERMAL ENERGY;  THERMAL POWER;  THERMAL POWER PLANT;  THERMAL POWER PLANTS;  TONS OF COAL EQUIVALENT;  TOTAL COST;  TOTAL COSTS;  TOTAL EMISSIONS;  TRANSACTION COSTS;  TRANSMISSION CAPACITY;  TRANSPORT SECTOR;  UNCERTAINTIES;  UNEP;  UTILITIES;  VEHICLES;  WIND;  WIND ENERGY;  WIND FARMS;  GLENEAGLES;  CEIF;  CLEAN ENERGY INVESTMENT FRAMEWORK;  Report;  Rapport;  Informe; 

年份：

2008

出版地：

Washington,USA

语种：

English

摘要：

The 2005 Gleneagles G8 summit in July 2005 stimulated a concerted effort of the Multilateral Development Banks (MDBs) to broaden and accelerate programs on access to energy and climate change mitigation and adaptation through the Clean Energy Investment Framework (CEIF). At the Gleneagles summit, it was agreed that a report on the implementation of the CEIF would be prepared for the 2008 G8 (Group of Eight: Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Russia, the United Kingdom, and the United States) summit hosted by Japan. This joint report of the MDBs to the G8 summit in Hokkaido is intended to provide information on the outcomes and lessons learned under the CEIF, describe the collective MDB objectives for addressing the energy access and climate change challenges, and outline how the MDBs plan to build on the CEIF experience to date to more fully achieve these objectives. The report builds upon the 'the MDBs and the climate change agenda' report that was presented at the December 2007 Bali climate change conference. This report describes actions taken by each MDB to develop climate change strategies and programs of actions tailored to their particular client needs, based on resources and funding mechanisms currently available. Under the CEIF, the MDBs have strengthened collaboration on analytical work and programming and committed to expand this collaboration to optimize the impact of their collective actions. In addition to reporting on the status of the CEIF, this report outlines the collective ambition of the MDBs with respect to assisting the developing countries in meeting the climate change challenge, summarizes their evolving strategies designed to meet these objectives and the mechanisms through which they intend to achieve the necessary collaboration to optimize the collective impact of their climate change interventions.