Table 4

Overall implementation.

Issue Interdependencies/antagonisms Stakeholders Suboptimal market equilibrium Policy recommendations in the literature Sources
1. Negative emissions accounting Negative emissions accounting is complex: it should be based on a life cycle assessment across international supply chains, with GHG emissions at numerous stages
  • Incentive to withhold information on process emissions

  • Lack of transparency and permanency, risk of double counting

  • International coordination in negative emissions accounting.

  • Apply a rate of discount when a state report international negative emissions transfers

  • Implement monitoring (of CO2 streams and transfers), Reporting, and Verification (MRV) processes

[40, 42, 84]
2. International cooperation Countries have common but differentiated responsibilities
  • Countries with biomass production potential

  • Countries with CCS projects

  • Many developing countries have the potential to deploy BECCS but do not prioritize climate mitigation

  • International cooperation is needed to ensure cost-efficient BECCS systems

  • High levels of support from rich countries sustained over decades

  • Sustainable Development Mechanisms

[20, 80, 9195]
3. Public perception Local populations are affected by the deployment of BECCS
  • Local population

  • BECCS plant

  • CO2 operators

  • Bioenergy operators

Local opposition against CO2 storage or land-use change Inclusive and transparent decision-making process and benefit-sharing [18, 66, 80, 96]

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