CERINA-Plan and worldwide CO2 Emissions
Global carbon dioxide emissions in 2009 reached 31.1 billion metric tons, 37 percent above those in 1990. The rising CO2-emissions curve shows that Kyoto is not working out. According to the IWR, a German renewable energy industry institute, the CERINA-Plan (CO2-Emissions and Renewable Investment Action Plan) is an alternative recommendation to stabilize global emissions. The approach is to link measured emissions to the renewable energy investments of different countries.
