Saint Lucia's Climate Action Efforts

Saint Lucia’s Nationally Determined Contribution
Saint Lucia
June 20-21, 2016
CONTEXT
PROCESS
SUMMARY OF INDC
CHALLENGES
PARIS & NDCs
OUTLINE
COP 19,
Decision
1/CP.19
INDC
 towards
2015
Agreement
Effective
post-2020
Saint Lucia
UNFCCC
1993
Support Article 2 of UNFCCC
CONTEXT
The ultimate objective of this Convention
and any related legal instruments that the
Conference of parties may adopt is to
achieve, in accordance with the relevant
provisions of the Convention, 
stabilization
of greenhouse gas concentrations 
in the
atmosphere at a level that would 
prevent
dangerous anthropogenic interference
with climate system
. Such a level should be
achieved 
within a time-frame 
sufficient 
to
allow ecosystems to adapt
 
naturally to
climate change, to 
ensure that food
production is not threatened 
and to 
enable
economic development 
to proceed 
in a
sustainable manner
.
Article 2:
Preparation & General Support for LAC
countries-
WRI, UNEP,GIZ, UNDP, UNFCCC
Workshops
Guidance
PROCESS
Specific support to Saint Lucia-
UNFCCC RCC
National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL)
Climate Analytics
Stiebert Consulting
Enviro Economics
Bishnu Tulsie
Political
Decision
(& Approach)
 Technical
Information
Id. Co-benefits
& Mitigation
Opportunities
Evaluate
costs &
support
needs
Evaluate
ambition
Package &
present
contribution
Process Elements
Policies
Declarations
Potential for Sustainable
interventions in energy
sector
Target setting
Determination of relevant  sectorial
initiatives
Identification & prioritization of
mitigation measures
DESIGN APPROACH
Political
Decision
(& Approach)
 Technical
Information
Id. Co-benefits
& Mitigation
Opportunities
Evaluate
costs &
support
needs
Evaluate
ambition
Package &
present
contribution
Process Elements
INDC
SUMMARY
Submitted Contribution – November
2015
Action oriented and conditional
Sectors:
Energy
Electricity Generation
Transportation
Timeframe for targets:
2030
2025 (intermediate)
GHG mitigation projections to 2030 were
estimated with 
2010 emissions 
as the baseline
against which growth and the impact of
mitigation measures were calculated.  The
drivers of emissions growth
 
considered were
economic growth, changes in population,
energy supply and prices, the adoption of new
technologies and the impact of government
policies and measures.
MITIGATION
SCENARIO
Graphical representation of Intended Nationally Determined Contribution   
Methodological Approach
INDC SUMMARY
INDC SUMMARY
            (cont’d)
INDC SUMMARY
            (cont’d)
CHALLENGES
Time
Insufficient data for and uncertainty
about the Forest/Land use sector
KEY POINTS –
PARIS AND NDCs
Each Party shall prepare, communicate
and maintain successive nationally
determined contributions that it intends
to achieve.
Parties shall pursue domestic mitigation
measures, with the aim of achieving the
objectives of such contributions.
Each Party’s successive NDC will represent
a progression beyond the Party’s then
current NDC and reflect its highest
possible ambition, reflecting its common
but differentiated responsibilities and
respective capabilities, in the light of
different national circumstance
s.
KEY POINTS –
PARIS AND NDCs
Each Party shall communicate
a NDC every five years in
accordance with decision
1/CP.21
KEY POINTS –
PARIS AND NDCs
 
 
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Saint Lucia's nationally determined contributions towards the UNFCCC agreements, challenges, and support received in preparation for climate action. Focus on policies, sustainable energy interventions, and mitigation measures.

  • Saint Lucia
  • Climate Action
  • UNFCCC
  • Mitigation
  • Sustainable Energy

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  1. Saint Lucias Nationally Determined Contribution Saint Lucia June 20-21, 2016

  2. CONTEXT PROCESS SUMMARY OF INDC CHALLENGES PARIS & NDCs

  3. Saint Lucia UNFCCC 1993 INDC towards 2015 Agreement COP 19, Decision 1/CP.19 Effective post-2020 Support Article 2 of UNFCCC

  4. The ultimate objective of this Convention and any related legal instruments that the Conference of parties may adopt is to achieve, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Convention, stabilization of greenhouse gas concentrations in the atmosphere at a level that would prevent dangerous anthropogenic interference with climate system. Such a level should be achieved within a time-frame sufficient to allow ecosystems to adapt naturally to climate change, to ensure that food production is not threatened and to enable economic development to proceed in a sustainable manner.

  5. Preparation & General Support for LAC countries- WRI, UNEP,GIZ, UNDP, UNFCCC Workshops Guidance Specific support to Saint Lucia- UNFCCC RCC National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) Climate Analytics Stiebert Consulting Enviro Economics Bishnu Tulsie

  6. Political Decision (& Approach) Technical Information Package & present contribution Id. Co-benefits & Mitigation Opportunities Evaluate costs & support needs Evaluate ambition

  7. DESIGN APPROACH Policies Declarations Potential for Sustainable interventions in energy sector Target setting Determination of relevant sectorial initiatives Identification & prioritization of mitigation measures

  8. Political Decision (& Approach) Technical Information Package & present contribution Id. Co-benefits & Mitigation Opportunities Evaluate costs & support needs Evaluate ambition

  9. Submitted Contribution November 2015 Action oriented and conditional Sectors: Energy Electricity Generation Transportation Timeframe for targets: 2030 2025 (intermediate)

  10. GHG mitigation projections to 2030 were estimated with 2010 emissions as the baseline against which growth and the impact of mitigation measures were calculated. The drivers of emissions growth considered were economic growth, changes in population, energy supply and prices, the adoption of new technologies and the impact of government policies and measures.

  11. 900 800 188 GgCO2e Emission Reductions 700 Emissions GgCO2-eq. 600 2030 Emission Reduction Target (23%) 2025 Emission Reduction Target (16%) 500 400 300 200 100 Base Year 0 2000 2005 2010 2015 2020 2025 2030 Graphical representation of Intended Nationally Determined Contribution Methodological Approach 2010: 643 GgCO2-eq 2025: 758 Gg CO2-eq 2030: 816 GgCO2-eq BAU Scenario

  12. Time frame 2030, with intermediate target in 2025 Type of commitment Absolute economy-wide emissions reductions using a 2010 baseline and based on specific sector interventions against the BAU scenario. Baseline 758 GgCO2-eqin 2025 and 816 GgCO2-eq in 2030.

  13. Proposed Interventions Energy: Energy Efficient Buildings Energy Efficient Appliances Water Distribution Network Efficiency Electricity Generation 35% Renewable Energy Target by 2025 and 50% by 2030 based on geothermal, wind and solar energy sources. Improvements Distribution and Transmission Efficiency Transport and a mix of to Grid Efficient Vehicles Improved Public Transit and Expanded

  14. Estimated Impact of Emissions Reductions interventions Conditions Reduction of 121 GgCO2-eq by 2025 Reduction of 188 GgCO2 - eq by 2030. While national efforts are underway and will continue to be exerted toward emission reduction, external support is a pre-requisite to achieving the emissions reduction targets set out in this iNDC. Implementation will be reviewed every 5 years Reviews

  15. Time Insufficient data for and uncertainty about the Forest/Land use sector

  16. Each Party shall prepare, communicate and maintain successive nationally determined contributions that it intends to achieve. Parties shall pursue domestic mitigation measures, with the aim of achieving the objectives of such contributions.

  17. Each Partys successive NDC will represent a progression beyond the Party s then current NDC and reflect its highest possible ambition, reflecting its common but differentiated responsibilities and respective capabilities, in the light of different national circumstances.

  18. Each Party shall communicate a NDC every five years in accordance with decision 1/CP.21

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