The Paris Agreement’s Article 6 numbers only 500 words. However, the interpretation and analysis of repercussions keeps consultants, negotiators and government staff alike busy. Now that the issue of “corresponding adjustments” has been clarified, the issue of “overselling” – i.e. “selling off the silverware”, or selling cheap mitigation options at discount prices – takes over as a prominent topic in global discussions on the operationalisation of Article 6. It does not seem entirely clear how “overselling” and “corresponding adjustments” interrelate, and whose concern this should be: The selling or the buying side?

Who should attend this webinar?

The interactive format allows participants discussing practical questions with the panel. Government representatives will be able to explore possible implications for policy design in relation with the “NDC packages”. Project developer get insights on how their business prospects can be sustained. Consultants and academia find a reference point to ground their systematic consideration in practical implementation of the Paris Agreement.

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On the Panel

• Fenella Aouane, GGGI. Multilateral Organisation.

• Urs Brodmann, First Climate. Project Developer.

• Juan Pedro Searle, Ministry of Energy Chile. Country Representative.