New Delhi, November 1, 2002

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Voluntary CO2-Monitoring-System for enterprisesA
joint initiative of the Bavarian industry and
trade associations and the Ministries of
environment and economy

• New Delhi, November 1, 2002

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Agenda

• Pilot companies
• Project objectives
• The CO2-Monitoring-System
• Functions and structure of the CO2-Monitoring-Sys
  tem
• Sample screenshots
• Project benefits for the companies and outlook

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Pilot companies

• Erlus Baustoffwerke AG, Neufahrn/Nb (mineral
  industry, bricks)
• Leipa Georg Leinfelder GmbH, Schrobenhausen
  (pulp and paper industry)
• OMV Deutschland GmbH, Burghausen (mineral oil
  refinery)
• Wacker, Burghausen (chemical industry)

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Project objectives

• Guarantee leading role of Bavaria regarding
  climate change in Germany
• Prepare companies for national and international
  climate change policy requirements
• Develop instrument to monitor greenhouse gas
  emissions of enterprises
• Structured gathering of greenhouse gas emission
  data and emission reduction measures
• Design tool for company needs

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The CO2-Monitoring-System

• Project workshops to coordinate structure,
  content and user friendliness
• International, European and national standards
  relevant to climate change were adopted
• Pilot testing of monitoring system in companies
• Continuous improvement of the monitoring system
  by strong participation of pilot companies

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Functions of the Monitoring-System I
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Functions of the Monitoring-System II

• Input of company data (Betriebserfassung)
• Hierarchical structure (admin. Units,
  installations)
• Input of product data (Produkterfassung)
• Products on each level
• Emission units (Einheiten)
• Company specific units (specific emissions)
• Types of emissions (Emissionsarten)
• Energy transformation processes (calculated via
  energy quantity, mass and volume of combustible),
  measured emissions, process emissions, indirect
  and direct emissions

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Functions of the Monitoring-System III

• Evaluation of data (Auswertung)
• Following the companies requirements
• Emission reduction measures (Emissionsminderungsma
  ßnahmen)
• Simulation
• Influence of operational activities on emissions

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Example evaluation I
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Example evaluation II
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Example simulation I
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Example simulation II
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Benefits for companies

• Transparent management of data relevant to CO2
• Historic climate protection measures
• Determination of characteristic figures, energy
  efficiency benchmarks
• Identification of possible energy reduction
  potentials
• Business development scenarios
• Carbon-Risk-Management

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Future outlook

• CO2-inventory reports can be certified
• Extend system for all GHG and English version
• Basis for JI and CDM project start
• Monitoring-System as basis for EPER
• Planed German fund for climate protection
• Plans and experience of participating companies