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Table A.6CER Yield Rate, Non-Hydro CDM ProjectsHost party WBG unit Type of project Supplemental information Scale CER issuance rateBrazil Bank Methane recovery and utilization Landfill gas flaring Large 0.02866Argentina IFC Methane recovery and utilization Landfill gas recovery and utilization Large 0.09123Indonesia PCF Cement Alternative fuels Large 0.21724Philippines Bank Wind power 1.65 MW x 20units Large 0.48997India Bank Energy efficiency Factory Small 0.6457India IFC Wind power 58.2 MW Large 0.82788China Bank HFC reduction Large 0.9857China Bank HFC reduction Large 1.03266South Africa IFC N 2O decomposition Large 1.05671Columbia PCF Wind power 1.3 MW x 15units Large 1.07518India IFC Wind power 0.6 MW x 28units Large 1.08339Brazil Bank Biomass Bagasse Large 1.13683Source: IEG.Note: CDM = Clean Development Mechanism; CER = certified emission reduction; HFC = Hydrofluorocarbon; IFC = International FinanceCorporation; MW = megawatt; PCF = Prototype Carbon Fund; WBG = World Bank Group.Table A.7ProjectSolar ProjectsTotal projectcosts a($ million)InitiationProject datesCompletionArgentina Renewable Energy in the Rural Market 79.10 12/09/1999 12/31/2011Bangladesh Rural Electrification and Renewable Energy Development 25.34 12/31/2002 12/31/2012Bolivia Decentralized Energy, ICT for Rural Transformation 13.93 12/18/2003 11/27/2009China Renewable Energy Development 155.90 12/12/2001 06/30/2008India Renewable Resources Development 23.80 04/06/1993 12/31/2001Mongolia Renewable Energy and Rural Access 9.76 05/04/2007 12/31/2011Pacific Islands Regional Sustainable Energy Finance 5.00 06/21/1007 12/31/2017Philippines Rural Power 11.90 05/06/2004 12/31/2012Senegal Electricity Services for Rural Areas a 18.00 06/30/2005 12/31/2012Sri Lanka Energy Services Delivery 9.20 2/20/1997 12/31/2002Sri Lanka Renewable Energy for Rural Economic Development 28.30 10/07/2002 06/30/2011Uganda Energy for Rural Transformation 9.80 07/30/2002 02/28/2009Source: World Bank.a. Costs/financing are specific to solar component except Senegal Electricity Services of Rural Areas Project.94 | Climate Change and the World Bank Group
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Table A.6CER Yield Rate, Non-Hydro CDM ProjectsHost party WBG unit Type <strong>of</strong> project Supplemental information Scale CER issuance rateBrazil <strong>Bank</strong> Methane recovery and utilization Landfill gas flaring Large 0.02866Argentina IFC Methane recovery and utilization Landfill gas recovery and utilization Large 0.09123Indonesia PCF Cement Alternative fuels Large 0.21724Philippines <strong>Bank</strong> Wind power 1.65 MW x 20units Large 0.48997India <strong>Bank</strong> Energy efficiency Factory Small 0.6457India IFC Wind power 58.2 MW Large 0.82788China <strong>Bank</strong> HFC reduction Large 0.9857China <strong>Bank</strong> HFC reduction Large 1.03266South Africa IFC N 2O decomposition Large 1.05671Columbia PCF Wind power 1.3 MW x 15units Large 1.07518India IFC Wind power 0.6 MW x 28units Large 1.08339Brazil <strong>Bank</strong> Biomass Bagasse Large 1.13683Source: IEG.Note: CDM = Clean <strong>Development</strong> Mechanism; CER = certified emission reduction; HFC = Hydr<strong>of</strong>luorocarbon; IFC = International FinanceCorporation; MW = megawatt; PCF = Prototype <strong>Carbon</strong> Fund; WBG = <strong>World</strong> <strong>Bank</strong> Group.Table A.7ProjectSolar ProjectsTotal projectcosts a($ million)InitiationProject datesCompletionArgentina Renewable Energy in the Rural Market 79.10 12/09/1999 12/31/2011Bangladesh Rural Electrification and Renewable Energy <strong>Development</strong> 25.34 12/31/2002 12/31/2012Bolivia Decentralized Energy, ICT for Rural Transformation 13.93 12/18/2003 11/27/2009China Renewable Energy <strong>Development</strong> 155.90 12/12/2001 06/30/2008India Renewable Resources <strong>Development</strong> 23.80 04/06/1993 12/31/2001Mongolia Renewable Energy and Rural Access 9.76 05/04/2007 12/31/2011Pacific Islands Regional Sustainable Energy Finance 5.00 06/21/1007 12/31/2017Philippines Rural Power 11.90 05/06/2004 12/31/2012Senegal Electricity Services for Rural Areas a 18.00 06/30/2005 12/31/2012Sri Lanka Energy Services Delivery 9.20 2/20/1997 12/31/2002Sri Lanka Renewable Energy for Rural Economic <strong>Development</strong> 28.30 10/07/2002 06/30/2011Uganda Energy for Rural Transformation 9.80 07/30/2002 02/28/2009Source: <strong>World</strong> <strong>Bank</strong>.a. Costs/financing are specific to solar component except Senegal Electricity Services <strong>of</strong> Rural Areas Project.94 | Climate Change and the <strong>World</strong> <strong>Bank</strong> Group
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