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Many countries face difficulties in achieving greenhouse gas (GHG) emission reductions through existing incentives and regulations, particularly in sectors not included in the European Emission Trading Scheme (EU ETS). Conflicting incentives as well as legal and financial obstacles contribute to these difficulties. Financial barriers include not only insufficient subsidies but also risk aversion, need for short amortization periods, costs of obtaining information, hurdles in obtaining loans and preferences to invest in product quality rather than energy efficiency. To support GHG abatement measures some countries have introduced socalled Domestic Offset Projects (DOPs). DOPs enable to support GHG abatement measures in facilities not covered by an ETS by private funds, thereby saving governmental funds. The entity providing financial support for an abatement measure receives certified CO2emission reductions, which can be used in certain cases even for ETScompliance. The study provides a comprehensive compendium of knowledge about DOPs. A variety of different design mechanisms for generating Domestic Offsets is analysed exemplarily for the case of Austria.
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