METHODOLOGY

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Biomass co-firing based on residues and wastes

has been recognized by the UNFCCC as a
technology to mitigate GHG
emissions so that countries can sell carbon
credits associated with their co-firing projects.
Other policies to support cofiring
include CO2 emission trading schemes, the
removal of fossil-fuel subsidies, incentives for
converting power plants into co-fired CHP plants,
and mandatory co-firing quota schemes.
Emerging economies with large production of
agricultural waste and coal-based electricity
are also well positioned to implement co-firing.

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