| 1. Disclosure on Climate Change Strategy |
| a. Assessment of the Likely Implications of Climate Policy |
| Financial and strategic implications of the current and anticipated national and international climate change policy and regulation in each of the countries in which they operate |
20-33 |
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| Impact of measures that could impact the growth in demand for electricity and the opportunities these measures may present for the company |
20-33, 42-53 |
| Opportunities that may result from policies on renewable energies |
20-33 |
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| b. Emission Reduction Targets and Strategy |
| Greenhouse gas emission targets at group level and where applicable at subsidiary/divisional level* |
21-22 |
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| Description of the action to abate/offset their CO2 emissions globally |
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| Information weather R&D investment is in place that may result in greenhouse gas emission reductions (e.g. Carbon Capture and clean coal technologies) |
28-31 |
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| c. Assessment of Changing Weather Conditions on Output |
| Description how extreme weather events have affected/may affect generating capacity and production and resulting financial implications |
38 |
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| Description of measures that are in place for dealing with changes in weather conditions |
28-31, 36, 38, 41 |
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| d. Impact of Carbon Price on Wholesale Power Prices |
| Extent to which carbon prices are passed through or may in future be passed through into electricity prices in the markets in which the company operates (based on current and planned regulatory requirements) |
22 |
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| 2. Disclosure of Quantitative Data related to Climate Change |
| Companies should specify whether they use an equity share or a control approach (financial or operational control) for the data required below. |
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| 2.1 Capacity and Production Data |
| Description of the historic, current and planned total installed capacity by fuel type (year-by-year plan over a five year horizon): |
BO |
| - New generation including capital expenditures associated with new investments and expected completion dates for new facilities |
AR (75) |
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| - Plans for fuel switching at existing plants |
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| - Closure of existing plants |
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| 2.2 Emissions Inventories |
| a. Disclosure on Group’s CO2 Emissions |
| CO2 emissions in specific terms (tons of CO2 per MWh), by country and by fuel type |
22 |
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| CO2 emissions in absolute terms (total tons of CO2), by country and by fuel type |
21 |
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| Explanations for any changes in the emissions profiles (e.g. installation of new generating capacity, closure of existing plants) |
21 |
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| b. Accuracy of Reported Emissions |
| Disclosure of the methodology to calculate the CO2 emissions* |
58 |
| Explanation of how data accuracy is ensured* |
58 |
| 2.3 Emissions Allowances and Credits |
| a. Amount of Free Emission Allowances and Allocation Methodologies |
| Quantity of EU Emissions Allowances received for Phase I of the EU Emissions Trading System (for each of the countries in which the company operates) |
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| Quantity of EU Emissions Allowances received for Phase II (2008-2012) of the EU Emissions Trading System (for each of the countries in which the company operates) |
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| Quantity of EU Emissions Allowances received for Phase I of the EU Emissions Trading System (for each of the countries in which the company operates) |
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| Participation in any emission trading schemes |
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| Potential CO2 emission reduction targets required by them* |
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| b. Participation in Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) and Joint Implementation (JI) Projects |
| Total amount of Kyoto credits (Emission Reduction Units (ERUs) for JI projects and Certified Emissions Reductions (CERs) for CDM projects) |
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| Amount of credits from direct participation in JI/CDM projects |
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| Amount of credits from carbon funds |
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| Credits expected from HFC projects* |
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