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Title: Long Term GHG and Carbon constraints : from SRES to GECS


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Long Term GHG and Carbon constraints from SRES
to GECS
Patrick Criqui, Alban KITOUS- IEPEGECS 18 mths
meeting,Athens, 7-8 March 2002
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POLES IMAGE REFs versus IMAGE A1
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Comparison with other World Energy Outlook
  • CO2 8, 10 then 12 GtC in 2010, 2020 and 2030

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POLES IMAGE REFs versus IMAGE B1
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POLES IMAGE REFs versus IMAGE A1 and B1
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POLES IMAGE REFs versus MESSAGE B1
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POLES IMAGE REFs versus AIM B1
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GECS proposed GHG and CO2 profiles (from
IMAGE B1)
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POLES IMAGE REFs versus GECS Constrained
Case (equal reduction rate -20 , CO2
and OGHG in 2030)
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The all GHG Soft Landing scenario
  • Soft Landing cases are designed in order to a
    priori decrease the shocks imposed by emission
    constraints
  • The all-GHG Soft Landing satisfies the GECS
    global and energy-CO2 constraint
  • It is basically defined with continuing
    reductions in Annex B countries and stabilisation
    dates in 2020 2030 and 2040, respectively for the
    three categories of DCs
  • Exceptions for the US in 2010 and for EITs are
    also considered, in order to introduce more
    realism in the medium term

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The SL scenario parameters
  • Annex B countries
  • up to 2010 Kyoto
  • - no HA for EITs
  • - SL for USA ( -16 emission intensity
    for 2000-2010)
  • 2010-2030 All GHGs -25 (50 for EITs)
  • CO2 Energy -10 (50 for EITs)
  • 2030-2050 All GHGs CO2 E -10 for all

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  • non-Annex B countries
  • - category 2 (2020) South Korea
  • - category 3 (2030) Mexico, Brasil, R South
    America, Turkey, North Africa OPEP, Gulf, R
    Middle East, China
  • - category 4 (2040) R Cent Am, Egypt, North
    Africa non-OPEP, Sub-Saharan Africa, India, R
    South Asia, R South-East Asia
  • 2010 emissions initial growth rate
  • All GHGs 1.0 yagr of pop (2000-2010)
  • Energy CO2 3.0 yagr of pop (2000-2010)

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The Contraction Convergence scenario
  • The emissions profiles for all GHGs and CO2
    Energy are given by the previous SL scenario
  • Parameters
  • Year of convergence of emissions pc 2075
  • Year for population growth cap 2030
  • Convergence speed starts early, progressive up
    to 2075 (convergence parameter 3)

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The Global Compromise scenario
  • The emissions profiles for all GHGs and CO2
    Energy are given by the previous SL scenario
  • Parameters
  • 2010-2030 2010 is the base year for 2030
    endowments
  • - countries  shares of population (Pi) and
    emissions (Ei)
  • - the calculation of world population preference
    for emission-based (a) or population-based (b, a
    b 1) objective ( of world population)
  • 2030 endowment of country i aEi bPi
  • 2030-2050 2030 is the base year for 2050
    endowments

16
Soft Landing scenario vs. GHGs Constraint
Profile (GCP)
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North America
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OECD Europe

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Japan - Australia - NZ
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Central Eastern Europe
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Former Soviet Union

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Latin America

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South Asia

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South-East Asia

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China

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North Africa - Middle East

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Sub-saharan Africa

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Comparison of the 3 endowment schemes
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