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2006 IPCC Guidelines
for National Greenhouse Gas Inventories
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Date
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18:00 - 20:00,
Wednesday, 8 December 2004 |
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Place: |
La Rural: Cardon |
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The existing IPCC Guidelines for National Greenhouse Gas
Inventories date back to 1996 with additional good practice
guidance in 2000 and 2003. These guidelines are used by
parties in their reporting to the convention. SBSTA 17 asked
the IPCC to revise these guidelines and this work is now
underway with the finished guidelines planned to be ready in
2006.
This event presents progress to date on the new 2006
guidelines. It highlighted areas and issues being addressed in
the new guidelines that may be of interest to COP participants.
Powerpoint files of presentations made in the event are available
below. |
Introduction
(Programme: PDF file) |
Taka Hiraishi
Co-Chair
Task Force Bureau for the IPCC-NGGIP |
Progress of the Guidelines
(Powerpoint
file) |
Simon Eggleston
Head
Technical Support Unit
IPCC-NGGIP |
Industrial Processes and Product Use
- New gases and sources and other issues related to industrial processes and product use.
(Powerpoint file)
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William Agyemang-Bonsu, Ghana |
Agriculture, Forestry and Other Land Use
- Issues arising from the integration of the Agriculture sector and the Land Use, Land Use Change and Forestry sector.
(Powerpoint
file)
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Ravindranath N.H., India |
Waste
- Development of a simple first order decay model and other challenges.
(Powerpoint
file)
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Riitta Pipatti, Finland |
Harvested Wood Products (HWP)
- Development of methods that can be used to estimate
emissions by any of the proposed approaches to HWP - approach neutral methods.
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Ken Scog, US |
Sectoral and Reference Approach for Energy
- Role of reference approach, sectoral good practice
methods and other issues.
(Powerpoint
file)
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Dario Gomez, Argentina |
Indirect N2O and Direct/Indirect CO2
- Methods and solutions to indirect N2O emissions from
emissions of NOx and NH3. Improved reporting of Direct/Indirect CO2 emissions.
(Powerpoint
file)
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Simon Eggleston, TSU |
| Panel Discussion |
Chaired by Taka Hiraishi, TFB Co-chair |
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