The second of the Capacity for Development for the Clean Development Mechanism (CD4CDM) perspectives series, this collection of 13 papers aims to address the question of how to reform the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) in a post-2012 climate regime.
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Source: United Nations
Date: January 2008
This report showcases a methodology to evaluate the performance of different public finance mechanisms and their suitability for replication in other applications, policy contexts, and geographies across the clean energy continuum.
Source: United Nations, SEF Alliance
Date: November 2011
This paper offers a primer for local governments interested in investigating whether renewable energy development may be the right choice for brownfields in their communities.
Source: National Association of Local Government Environmental Professionals
Date: January 2012
This article in the the ICER Chronicle details a novel approach to a distributed solar tariff, called the “Value of Solar” tariff (“VOST”), which addresses important utility and customer issues, and offers some significant improvements over traditional net metering approaches.
Source: International Confederation of Energy Regulators
Date: December 2013
This report describes how crafting global actions that all nations believe to be equitable has been a central challenge for international climate policy for more than two decades.
Source: World Resources Institute (WRI)
Date: June 2015
This report considers remote prosumers as roof-top solar PV customers in remote areas and islands. It describes how they are deploying renewable energy, some with ambitious plans to meet 100% of their electricity or even final energy needs with renewables.
Source: International Energy Agency Renewable Energy Technology Deployment (IEA-RETD)
Date: June 2015
The public-private roundtable summarized on this web page describes how centers for clean energy technology innovation provide opportunities for stakeholders in the scientific community to perform cutting-edge research and development to work together in a unique ecosystem that can accelerate the
Source: Clean Energy Ministerial (CEM)
Date: May 2015
This presentation covers Cisco's modified environmental sustainability goals. Rather than considering only carbon reduction, the goals now include total energy consumption normalized against revenue.
Source: Accenture, Cisco Systems, Business Green, Fraport AG
Date: June 2014
This publication provides an overview of trends, impacts on energy demand, technical solutions and policy options.
Source: International Energy Agency (IEA)
Date: June 2014
This Clean Energy Canada website provides users with a list of public and private initiatives in place to support clean energy technologies.
Source: Government of Canada