ISOMETRIC-BICCS carbon credit projects
Browse 1 published project using ISOMETRIC-BICCS, listed alphabetically. There is no ranking for this methodology yet: it appears here automatically once 5 of its projects are rated. Open a project to view its registry details and the analysis available for that project.
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This is an alphabetical list of published projects using ISOMETRIC-BICCS. There are not yet 5 projects with a current score and a registry status eligible for ranking. Some projects may already have an assessment; each dossier shows the analysis available.
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ISOMETRIC-BICCS: Biogenic Carbon Capture and Storage
Methodology issuer: Isometric · Official methodology page.
Carbon capture and storage · CO2 removals
Industrial processes capture carbon dioxide of biogenic origin and store it. The protocol sets how to calculate the net removal from the atmosphere.
Version 1.5 · version verified on
How CarbonMeld reads projects of this type
Versions of the official text these rules cover: 1.4
What CarbonMeld reads
- Additionality: the project must show it with a test (BioCCS v1.4 §7, p. 1). CarbonMeld reads the test in the documents.
- Grid emission factor: the methodology sets rules for it in some cases. CarbonMeld reads it in the project's documents.
- Durability of the storage: the methodology sets rules for it. CarbonMeld reads it in the project's documents.
- Sustainability of the feedstock: the methodology sets rules for it (BioCCS v1.4 §4, p. 1). CarbonMeld reads it in the project's documents.
Deductions that can apply
- Biochar: if the documents read do not state how long the carbon stays stored, CarbonMeld lowers integrity by 1.0. It also shows a red flag.
- Biochar: if the documents read state that the project does not address the feedstock's sustainability, CarbonMeld lowers claim safety by 0.5. It also shows a red flag.
Set by the methodology, not assessed in this analysis
- Leakage: the methodology sets rules for it (BioCCS v1.4 leakage, p. 1). This analysis does not assess it.
- Buffer pool: the methodology sets rules for it (BioCCS v1.4 Appendix 4, p. 1). This analysis does not assess it.
- Permanence and reversals: the methodology sets rules for it (BioCCS v1.4 §4, p. 1). This analysis does not assess it.
- No legal requirement for the activity: the methodology sets rules for it in some cases. This analysis does not assess it.
- Social safeguards and consent of communities (FPIC): the methodology sets rules for it in some cases. This analysis does not assess it.
Not applicable to this type — never a gap in our current method
- Fraction of non-renewable biomass (fNRB): the criterion does not apply to this methodology. Our current method never counts it as a gap.
- Usage rate of the devices: the criterion does not apply to this methodology. Our current method never counts it as a gap.
- Tracking of the end use: the criterion does not apply to this methodology. Our current method never counts it as a gap.
The general rules apply as well. Read the general rules.
- Analysis: Analysis pending
Listed alphabetically, not ranked. A methodology leaderboard is computed automatically once 5 of its projects have a current CarbonMeld score and a rankable registry status (projects still in the pipeline or under validation are not ranked). Read the methodology.