Information and views on the mitigation potential at the disposal of Annex I Parties. Submissions from Parties.

Table of Contents

• FCCCKPAWG2007MISC.1 1
• Information and views on the mitigation potential at the disposal of Annex I Parties 1
• Submissions from Parties 1
• Page 2
• Mitigation potentials 4
• Costs and Benefits 5
• Implementation barriers and context of action 6
• Subject 8
• INFORMATION AND VIEWS Japan 1 Changes in Energy Efficiency History of Improvement of Energy Efficiency in Japan 12
• Basic Approach to Energy Policy Difference in Marginal Abatement Cost 13
• 2 Japans Efforts with Government and Private Sectors in One Pledge and Review by Industrial Sector 14
• Steel Industry Graph Improvement of Energy Efficiency in Steel Industry 15
• Chemical Industry 15
• Graph Graph of Investments and Intensities of Chemical Industry 16
• Policy to Promote Energy Conservation--Top Runner Program 16
• Table Efficiency Improvement by Top Runner Program 17
• Measures for Promotion of Energy Investments 17
• Status and Measures in Civilian and Transport Sectors Technology Support by Government--Photovoltaic Power Generation 18
• Comparison of Thermal Efficiency of Thermal Power Station in Each Country 22
• Diffusion of Clean Technology 23
• Potential of CO Emissions Reduction by Use of BAT Steel 24
• Potential of CO Emissions Reduction by Use of BAT Electric Power 24
• Installed Capacity of Power Generation by Country and Region 25
• Trends and Analyses of Emissions on Global Scale 25
• AD HOC WORKING GROUP ON FURTHER COMMITMENTS FOR ANNEX I PARTIES UNDER THE KYOTO PROTOCOL New Zealands national circumstances 27
• Figure 1 New Zealand Greenhouse Gas Emissions for the Year 2000 27
• Table 1 New Zealand greenhouse gas emissions by sector sub-sector or gas and comparisons with Annex 1 and Global Totals for the year 2000 28
• Figure 2 New Zealand Greenhouse Gas EmissionsSinks for the Year 2000 29
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• Gas Sub-sector 29
• Gg of CO2 Equivalent 29
• Energy 30
• Transport 30
• Agriculture 30
• Forest carbon sinks LULUCF Sustainable land management 31
• Waste Industrial Processes 32
• International context 32
• Ad hoc Working Group on Further Commitments for Annex I Parties under the Kyoto Protocol. 33
• Ad Hoc Working Group on Further Commitments for Annex I Parties under 36
• Ad Hoc Group on Further Commitments for Annex I Parties under the Kyoto Protocol AWG 39
• Figure 1. 41
• 6. Transport policy Heavy-vehicle fee HVF 42
• Figure 2. 7. Long-term CO2 reductions potentials under various energy scenarios to 2035 43