Abstract

Korea plans to use the international carbon market to achieve its goal of reducing greenhouse gases (GHGs) by 2030. To ensure overseas GHG mitigation projects are cost-effective, an analysis of the costs of such projects is needed. Thus, this study estimated the abatement cost of GHGs in Vietnam using a methodology that estimated the abatement cost of GHGs from investment analysis data for CDM projects. Estimates showed that the average marginal abatement cost for the projects analyzed was 10.26$/tCO₂eq. (as of 2020). By project type, the average marginal abatement cost of methane avoidance projects was the lowest, followed by small hydro power, biomass, efficiency improvement, landfill gas, and wind power projects. Estimated marginal abatement costs were significantly lower than the estimated total cost per reduction performance considering the total cost of the project and excluding benefits such as selling electricity or reduced fuel costs. In particular, small hydro power and biomass projects had the greatest benefits beyond emission reduction sales.BR If carbon prices are low early in Vietnam

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