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    Carbon credits and trading were presented by Desai Swapnil, Oza Dhaval, and Patel Minesh. They discussed what carbon credits are, how buying them can reduce emissions, and how carbon trading emerged. The various agencies, boards, and panels involved in the Clean Development Mechanism and their responsibilities were also outlined. Finally, some statistics related to CDM and an overview of the carbon credit market dynamics were provided.

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    Carbon credits and trading were presented by Desai Swapnil, Oza Dhaval, and Patel Minesh. They discussed what carbon credits are, how buying them can reduce emissions, and how carbon trading emerged. The various agencies, boards, and panels involved in the Clean Development Mechanism and their responsibilities were also outlined. Finally, some statistics related to CDM and an overview of the carbon credit market dynamics were provided.

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    A

    PRESENTATION ON
    THE CARBON CREDIT
    TRADING
     
    Presented By:
    Desai Swapnil
    (5)
    Oza Dhaval
    (12)
    Patel Minesh
    • WHAT IS CARBON CREDIT?
    • How buying carbon credits can
    reduce emissions?
    •
    How Carbon Trading
    Emerged
    The Various Agencies, Boards and
    Panels Involved in the CDM and
    their responsibilities are:
    • Executive Board:
    • Designated National Authority
    • Designated Operational Entity
    Scope of CDM Projects
      

    • Energy industries (renewable - / non-renewable sources)


    • Energy distribution
    • Energy demand
    • Manufacturing Industry
    • Chemical Industry
    • Construction
    • Transport
    • Mining and Mineral Production
    • Metal Production
    • Fugitive emissions from fuels (solid, oil, gas)
    • Fugitive emissions from production and consumption of
    Some Statistics Related
    with CDM
    CDM AND INDIA
    Market Dynamics
    • Buyers
    • European private buyers interested
    • Government buyers interested in Kyoto
    compliance
    • Japanese companies with voluntary
    commitments
    • A number of intermediaries
    • Asset managers (investors, carbon
    funds, hedge funds)
    • U.S. multinationals operating in Europe
    or Japan or
    • Powers retailers and large consumers
    THANK YOU

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