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Keywords:  cdm, sequestration, greenhouse, abatement, annex
Related Terms: Cer, Clean development mechanism, Cdm , Joint implementation, Eru, Emissions trading, Framework convention on climate change, Kyoto protocol, United nations framework convention on climate change, Unfccc, Supplementarity, Annex b, Anthropogenic emissions, Berlin mandate, Tlev, Bubble, Cap , Emission inventory, Low emission vehicle, Carbon offset, Ilev, Hot air, Lev, Additionality, Immission, Source, Emission factor, Fugitive emission, Conference of the parties, Global warming potential, Emissions, Gwp, Fugitive emissions, Lowest achievable emission rate, Laer, Sinks, Pzev, Co2 equivalent, Enhanced greenhouse effect, Commitment period, Emission standards, Clean air act amendments of 1990, Cems, Sulev, Greenhouse effect, Emission standard, Ccl, Carbon equivalent, Best available control technology
The credits issued for emission reductions or sink enhancements by a project under the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM). CERs can be used by an Annex I Party to help meet its commitment under the Kyoto Protocol. Each CER allows emissions of 1 metric tonne of CO2 equivalent. See Kyoto Compliance Units.
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Verified and authenticated units of greenhouse gas reductions from abatement or sequestration projects that are certified by the Clean Development Mechanism.
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Reductions of greenhouse gases achieved by a Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) project – also referred to as CDM credits. CERs can be sold or counted towards industrialized countries’ reduction commitments. Reductions must be additional to any that would otherwise occur.
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