The ICAT project in China focused on exploring the the transition from the 1996 to the 2006 IPCC guidelines of the GHG inventory report and improving the MRV system for non-CO2 emissions, especially methane emissions. The project improved the understanding of national inventory teams, contributing to improved GHG inventories and further contributed to the refinement of the methodologies regarding methane MRV for coal and oil and gas sectors.
Status
Complete
Start date
2019-11-01
End date
2022-08-31
Overview
Tackling some of the specific gaps and barriers applying the new MPGs rules.
MRV frameworks
- Gap analysis of transparency rules, including status of MRV, comparing rules to identify gaps and obstacles and proposing sustainable institutional arrangements to support high-quality compliance, including inter-sectoral cooperation mechanisms, technical support systems and working mechanism program.
- Scoping study on the transition from the 1996 to the 2006 IPCC guidelines of the GHG inventory report, including identifying new sources of emissions, data collection mechanisms that need to be established (considering synergies with pollutant reductions), country-specific factors may need to be updated, and analysis of the impact of emissions.
- Improving the MRV for non-CO2 emissions, especially methane emissions, and propose monitoring and statistic standards and methodologies for coal and oil industries.
- MPG Handbook for China
- MPG consultation workshop report
- Gap analysis report and recommendations for implementing MPGs in China
- A Comparison of the 1996 and 2006 IPCC Guidelines and China’s Gaps in Fully Applying the 2006 IPCC Guidelines
- Recommendations on Data Collection Mechanism for National GHG Inventory
- Status report on MRV for emissions of methane from the energy sector
- Status report on MRV for methane emissions for agricultural and waste sectors
- Proposed GHG monitoring and methodologies for the coal industry
- Proposed GHG monitoring for the oil industry
- Consultation workshop report on MRV for methane emissions
- Recommendations on methane emissions of energy sector in China
- Interpretation of the Transparency Rules under the Paris Agreement
- Final workshop report
- Workshop report on using IPCC guidelines on national greenhouse gas inventories
- Final summary report: Outcomes, lessons learned, and recommendations for future work
Implemented with
If you want to find out more about the ICAT projects in China, please contact the ICAT Secretariat