Undermining climate action? Challenges of public-private co-financing of carbon removal in the Global North
気候行動を損なう？ グローバル・ノースにおける炭素除去の官民共同融資の課題 (AI 翻訳)
Kirstine Lund Christiansen, Jonas Allesson, Guy Finkill, Nick Fitzpatrick, Inge‐Merete Hougaard
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日本語
デンマーク、スウェーデン、英国などグローバル・ノース諸国で、BECCSプロジェクトが国家資金と企業投資の共同融資で進められている。本稿はこのモデルが、政府と企業によるCDR便益の二重計上を招き、気候行動の見かけ上の規模を膨らませて緩和努力を損なうリスクを指摘。さらに、国内目標に算入されるCDRは追加性がなく、オフセットとして販売すべきでないと論じる。市場ベースのCDRは大企業や富裕国に有利で、気候正義の懸念を提起する。
English
This perspective examines the emerging trend of public-private co-financing for BECCS projects in Global North countries like Denmark, Sweden, and the UK. It argues that this model risks double claiming of CDR benefits by governments and corporations, inflating apparent climate action and deterring mitigation. It contends that CDR counted towards national targets is not additional and should not be sold as offsets, and that market-based CDR favors large corporations and affluent governments, raising climate justice concerns.
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日本のGX文脈において
日本では、CCS/CCUSの事業化やJブルークレジット等の議論が進むが、本稿の指摘は、政府補助と企業投資の組み合わせによる二重計上や追加性の問題が、日本のカーボン・クレジット制度設計やGX経済移行債の活用にも示唆を与える。特に、海外でのBECCS共同融資の課題は、日本のCCS政策を検討する上で参考になる。
In the global GX context
This paper contributes to global debates on carbon removal governance, particularly the integrity of national climate targets and carbon markets. It highlights risks of double counting and lack of additionality in public-private co-financing models, which are relevant to Article 6 of the Paris Agreement and voluntary carbon market integrity initiatives. The analysis informs policymakers and investors about the pitfalls of market-based CDR and the need for robust accounting rules.
👥 読者別の含意
🔬研究者:Provides a conceptual framework for analyzing double claiming and additionality in CDR co-financing, useful for carbon accounting and climate policy research.
🏢実務担当者:Highlights risks for companies investing in CDR projects, including reputational and regulatory risks if offsets are deemed non-additional.
🏛政策担当者:Offers critical insights for designing national CDR strategies and ensuring that public-private partnerships do not undermine climate targets.
📄 Abstract（原文）
Carbon dioxide removal (CDR) is increasingly seen as essential for mitigating climate change. In Global North countries like Denmark, Sweden and the UK, bioenergy carbon capture and storage (BECCS) projects have become a prominent component of national climate strategies. This perspective explores an emerging trend: the advancement of such projects through a co-financing model that combines state funding with corporate investment. While the specifics of these co-financing arrangements vary, we identify several risks associated with them. First, we argue that the model facilitates the double claiming of CDR climate benefits by both the national government and the corporate investor, which risks mitigation deterrence by inflating the apparent scale of climate action. Second, we contend that CDR projects that count towards Global North countries’ climate targets cannot be considered additional and therefore should not be sold as carbon offsets. Finally, we argue that market-based CDR risks favouring large corporations and affluent governments able to pay for carbon removal and storage space, raising concerns about global climate justice.
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