projecting ghg emissions & removals new zealand leonard brown new zealand climate change office
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Projecting GHG emissions & removals New Zealand Leonard Brown New Zealand Climate Change Office Presented at the UNFCCC workshop on projections Bonn Sept 6-8 2004. Institutional arrangements (for inventory & projections). Ministry of Economic Development - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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Projecting GHG emissions & removals
New Zealand
Leonard Brown
New Zealand Climate Change Office
Presented at the UNFCCC workshop on projections Bonn Sept 6-8 2004
Click to edit Master title styleInstitutional arrangements
(for inventory & projections)
Ministry of Economic DevelopmentEnergy & Industrial Processes
emissions
Ministry of Agriculture and ForestryAgriculture emissions
Forestry removals & emissions
Ministry for the EnvironmentWaste emissions
New Zealand Climate Change Office
Agr 49.2%
IP4.7%
Energy 42.8%
Waste 3.2%
Click to edit Master title styleEnergy Sector
Projected energy
emissions
Emission factors
Energy quantity
model
National GHG
Inventory
Energy prices
Socio-economic
GDP
Population
RDI
Energy
efficiency
Price
measures
“With additional measures”
scenarios
“With measures”
scenarios
GDP
3.5%
GDP
1.5%
GDP
2.5%
Click to edit Master title styleEnergy and Industrial Process CO2 Emissions: BAU and Energy Efficiency
Measures
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10%
20%
30%
40%
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60%
70%
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1992
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BAU 1% Energy Efficiency1% and 1.5% Energy Efficiency Actual
Click to edit Master title style• Animals by species: beef, sheep, dairy, deer - PRSM
• Productivity & emissions per animal.
• Forecast of nitrogen fertiliser usage.
Agriculture
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Year since 1990
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•Environmental N constraints
•Price measures (C)
•Research
$NZ
Prices
Weather
Carrying capacity
Livestock
data
Click to edit Master title styleAgriculture improvements•General model development: data quality and equations
•Changes in input parameters over time, e.g. forage quality
•Sensitivity analysis and scenario building
•Improved estimation carrying capacity estimate
•Improved stock unit estimation by livestock class
Click to edit Master title styleForestryKey drivers
•Area planted in Kyoto forests to date
•Scenarios of future new forest planting
•Carbon accumulation models
•Assumed rotation length
•Deforestation
10000 ha
10% deforestation
20000 ha
5% deforestation
30000 ha
0% deforestation
planting and Kyoto deforestation
scenarios
Click to edit Master title styleForestry improvements
•Modelling Capability and FlexibilityImprove modelling – scenarios, vary multiple parameters
•New Zealand Carbon Accounting SystemRefine & validate the accuracy of plantings since 1990
Refine and spatialise growth rates of planted forest
Improve deforestation estimate
Improve estimate of carbon in all pools for all forest
Click to edit Master title styleCross-cutting issues• Transparency of methods, assumptions & data
UNFCCC, New Zealand industry, NZCCO
• Consistency of assumptions across sectorsGDP, population
• Uncertainty
Monte-Carlo method – PDF, inputs & correlations
• Validation & verificationassumptions, projected inputs, bias and uncertainty
• Long-term projections vs. inventory data and short-term windows