Project Highlights and Achievement
Greenhouse Gas Data Management for industrial Sector, DIW: the government project from Department of Industrial Works – a focal point of IPPU sector for national inventory reporting. Under the project, the greenhouse gas emissions in industrial sector had been compiled in compliance with IPCC2006 for IPPU sector and recored in the database. The key categories of high greenhouse gas emissions had been analysed, collected data and calculated the emissions results to develop the inventory.
Greenhouse Gas Data Compilation and Inventory from 5 Sectors during 2000-2015 for Thailand Greenhouse Gas Emissions Inventory System (TGEIS), ONEP: the government project from Office of Natural Resources and Environment Policy and Planning – a national focal point of all sectors for national inventory reporting. Under the project framework, the national inventory has been systemmatically compiled in TGEIS. The calculation of emissions had been reviewed in transition of using Guideline of Revised IPCC1996 to IPCC2006. The activity data for all sectors i.e. Energy, IPPU, Agriculture, Forestry and Land Uuse, and Waste, had been validated with focal points and recalculated.
Study on GHG emission and identify potential GHG emission reduction. Develop Local GHG Abatement Plans in 8 municipalities (Region 3) Develop GHG abatement plan guideline that include environmental and social management framework (ESMF); TGO sponsored by World Bank: the project included the prepared and developed a guideline for city level carbon footprint in compliance with international guideline “Global Protocol for Community-Scale Greenhouse Gas Emission Inventories”, as well as guidelines for abatement planning and project evaluation. The developed guidelines had been used for developing all participating municipalities total of 25 municipalities. Under the project scope, the study city carbon footprints of nine (9) municipalities had been evaluated for their current emissions and long term emissions projection, Then the GHG reduction measures had been identified, proposed, selected and planned through stakeholders’ consultations.