Abstract
Feasibility studies were carried out on major Philippine pulp and paper mills to introduce energy saving technologies possessed by Japan and reduce emission of greenhouse effect gases. The studies are intended to be linked to the clean development mechanism (CDM) in the future. The factories chosen as the object of the studies are TIPCO, UPPC and CCP. The energy saving facilities to be introduced are the energy saving type screen, speed variable motors, power regenerative braking of winder roll-out section, installation of a dryer roll spoiler bar, and waste heat recovering devices. Therefore, it is necessary that Japan accept sharing the fund in return that this project is performed as a CDM, and credit on reduction of CO2 emission is transferred. Because of indistinctness in the CDM framework at the present as to the specific ratio of fund sharing, and of the value of the reduction quantity credit, further discussions will be required after these situations have been made clear. Since the Philippine government is not favorably disposed toward the CDM, agreement on this project as a CDM appears difficult. (NEDO)
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Report on basic survey project for promoting joint implementation in 1999. Feasibility studies on reduction of CO2 emission by introduction of energy saving equipment in 3 major Philippine pulp and paper mills.
Japan: N. p.,
2000.
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Report on basic survey project for promoting joint implementation in 1999. Feasibility studies on reduction of CO2 emission by introduction of energy saving equipment in 3 major Philippine pulp and paper mills.
Japan.
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2000.
"Report on basic survey project for promoting joint implementation in 1999. Feasibility studies on reduction of CO2 emission by introduction of energy saving equipment in 3 major Philippine pulp and paper mills."
Japan.
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title = {Report on basic survey project for promoting joint implementation in 1999. Feasibility studies on reduction of CO2 emission by introduction of energy saving equipment in 3 major Philippine pulp and paper mills}
author = {None}
abstractNote = {Feasibility studies were carried out on major Philippine pulp and paper mills to introduce energy saving technologies possessed by Japan and reduce emission of greenhouse effect gases. The studies are intended to be linked to the clean development mechanism (CDM) in the future. The factories chosen as the object of the studies are TIPCO, UPPC and CCP. The energy saving facilities to be introduced are the energy saving type screen, speed variable motors, power regenerative braking of winder roll-out section, installation of a dryer roll spoiler bar, and waste heat recovering devices. Therefore, it is necessary that Japan accept sharing the fund in return that this project is performed as a CDM, and credit on reduction of CO2 emission is transferred. Because of indistinctness in the CDM framework at the present as to the specific ratio of fund sharing, and of the value of the reduction quantity credit, further discussions will be required after these situations have been made clear. Since the Philippine government is not favorably disposed toward the CDM, agreement on this project as a CDM appears difficult. (NEDO)}
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