OECD/IEA Climate Change Expert Group Papers

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2006/3: Domestic policy frameworks for adaptation to climate change in the water sector: Part I: Annex I countries

Ellina Levina and Helen Adams

2006/1: Barriers to technology diffusion: The case of solar thermal technologies

Cédric Philibert

2005/12: Exploring options for “sectoral crediting mechanisms”

M. Bosi and J. Ellis

2005/11: The developing CDM market

Jane Ellis and Ellina Levina

2005/10: Sectoral crediting mechanisms: An initial assessment of electricity and aluminium

Jane Ellis and Richard Baron

2005/8: International energy technology collaboration and climate change mitigation: Synthesis report

Debra Justus and Cédric Philibert

2005/5: Approaches for future international co-operation

Cédric Philibert

2005/4: Climate mitigation: Integrating approaches for future international cooperation

Cédric Philibert

2005/3: New commitment options: Compatibility with emissions trading

Cédric Philibert

2005/2: The adaptation landscape

Dennis Tirpak and Murray Ward

2005/1: National approaches to adaptation: Some lessons learnt from recent OECD and UNFCCC workshops

Stéphane Willems

2004/8: Linking project-based mechanisms with domestic greenhouse gas emissions trading schemes

S. Bygrave and M. Bosi

2004/7: The CDM portfolio: Update on non-electricity projects

Jane Ellis and G. Gagnon-Lebrun

2004/6: Taking stock of progress under the clean development mechanism (CDM)

Jane Ellis, Jan Corfee-Morlot and Harald Winkler

2004/4: Emissions trading: Taking stock and looking forward

C. Philibert and J. Reinaud

2004/2: International energy technology collaboration and climate change mitigation

C. Philibert

2004/1: Institutional capacity and climate actions: Summary paper

S. Willems

2003/9: Green investment schemes: Options and issues

W. Blyth and R. Baron

2003/7: Forestry projects: lessons learned and implications for CDM modalities

Jane Ellis

2003/6: Evaluating experience with electricity generating GHG mitigation projects

Jane Ellis

2003/5: Current status of national inventory preparation in Annex I parties and non-Annex I parties

A. Herold

2003/4: Evolution of mitigation commitments: Some key issues

C. Philibert, J. Pershing, S. Willems and J. Corfee-Morlot

2003/3: Technology Innovation, Development and Diffusion

C. Philibert

2003/2: Institutional capacity and climate actions

S. Willems and K. Baumert

2003/1: Linking non-EU domestic emissions trading schemes with the EU emissions trading scheme

W. Blythe and M. Bosi

2002/6: Towards international emissions trading: Design implications for linkages

Richard Baron and S. Bygrave

2002/5: Road-testing baselines for greenhouse gas mitigation projects in the electric power sector

Martina Bosi and A. Laurence

2002/4: Developing guidance on monitoring and project boundaries for greenhouse gas projects

Jane Ellis

2002/3: Practical baseline recommendations for greenhouse gas mitigation projects in the electric power sector

S. Kartha and M. Lazarus

2002/2: Climate relevant policy assessment recent work in the OECD, IEA, NEA and ECMT

S. Willems and J. Pershing

2001/12: The commitment period reserve

Richard Baron

2001/11: An initial view on methodologies for emission baselines: Iron and steel case study

Jan-Willem Bode, Jeroen de Beer, Kornelis Blok and Jane Ellis

2001/10: An initial view on methodologies for emission baselines: Electricity generation case study

Martina Bosi

2001/9: Fast-tracking small CDM projects: Implications for the electricity sector

Martina Bosi

2001/8: An initial view on methodologies for emission baselines: Cement case study

Jane Ellis

2001/7: Forestry projects: Permanence, credit accounting and lifetime

Jane Ellis

2001/5: Good practice greenhouse abatement policies: Transport

G. McGlynn, P. Crist, L. Fulton and M. Crass

2001/4: An initial view on methodologies for emission baselines: Transport case study

D. Salon

2001/3: An initial view on methodologies for emission baselines: Energy efficiency case study

D. Violette, C. Mudd and M. Keneipp

2001/2: Framework for baseline guidelines

S. Willems

2000/5: An assessement of liability rules for international GHG emissions trading

Richard Baron

2000/4: Market access issues in international GHG emissions trading

Richard Baron

2000/3: Market power and market access in International GHG emissions trading

Richard Baron

2000/2: Options for project emission baselines

Jane Ellis and Martina Bosi

2000/1: Key features of domestic monitoring systems under the Kyoto protocol

Stéphane Willems