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  09.19.05   Notice: Tranche One of the BioCarbon Fund is closed to further participation. A second Tranche is now open for new Participant contributions.
  08.09.05   Spanish Language Version of the State and Trends of the Carbon Market Report 2005 Now Available
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The current participants in the Danish Carbon Fund (DCF) are the Danish Ministry of Environment, the Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the two leading power companies Energi E2 and Elsam. The Danish Carbon Fund became operational in January 2005 and is open to the participation of Danish public and private sector entities. The minimum contribution from each additional participant is €50,000.

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Introduction

The DCF’s target is to place approximately US$35 million in a first portfolio of 5-7 projects with a total reduction of 5-6 million tons of carbon dioxide equivalents. Around US$5 million will be placed in the World Bank’s
Community Development Carbon Fund. The DCF will purchase emission reductions from wind power, combined heat and power, hydropower, biomass-use-for-energy purposes, and landfill projects, among others, that are implemented in economies in transition and developing countries. Selected projects should contribute to sustainable development in the host countries and should deliver cost-effective emission reductions which the participants could use to fulfill national climate protection obligations.

The Fund's Objective

The DCF will build knowledge and understanding of the flexible mechanisms of the Kyoto Protocol and implementation of projects among the participants through their engagement in the activities of the Fund. The Fund will also help build Danish private and public sector capacity to meet Danish climate obligations arising from the Kyoto Protocol.

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