LBC-RENOVATION carbon credit projects
Browse 15 published projects using LBC-RENOVATION, 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.
What you're looking at
This is an alphabetical list of published projects using LBC-RENOVATION. 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.
CarbonMeld scores assess integrity, transparency, claim safety and documentation using project documents. Higher scores indicate stronger evidence under this framework. How to read CarbonMeld scores.
Project names, codes and registry status come from official registry records. Open a project dossier for its source record.
LBC-RENOVATION: Rénovation
Methodology issuer: Label bas-carbone · Official methodology page.
Buildings · Emission reductions
Building renovations in France use reused materials or lower-carbon products, including products that insulate better. The method credits the emissions avoided compared with typical products of the same kind.
Active at Label bas-carbone · status verified on
Version and status refer to the methodology at its issuer. Individual projects may use different versions; these facts do not establish credit eligibility in other programs.
How CarbonMeld reads projects of this type
Versions of the official text these rules cover: Référentiel (arrêté 28/11/2018 modifié 11/02/2022), May 2024 (CSTB, produits réemployés et autres produits)
What CarbonMeld reads
- Additionality: the project must show it with a test (p. 2). 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.
- Leakage: the methodology sets rules for it (Référentiel II.C, p. 8). CarbonMeld reads it in the project's documents.
Deductions that can apply
- REDD+ and reforestation: if the documents read do not address leakage, CarbonMeld lowers integrity by 1.5 and shows a red flag.
Set by the methodology, not assessed in this analysis
- No legal requirement for the activity: the methodology sets rules for it (p. 5). This analysis does not assess it.
Not applicable to this type — never a gap
- Buffer pool: the criterion does not apply to this methodology. CarbonMeld never counts it as a gap.
- Permanence and reversals: the criterion does not apply to this methodology. CarbonMeld never counts it as a gap.
- Fraction of non-renewable biomass (fNRB): the criterion does not apply to this methodology. CarbonMeld never counts it as a gap.
- Usage rate of the devices: the criterion does not apply to this methodology. CarbonMeld never counts it as a gap.
- Durability of the storage: the criterion does not apply to this methodology. CarbonMeld never counts it as a gap.
- Sustainability of the feedstock: the criterion does not apply to this methodology. CarbonMeld never counts it as a gap.
- Tracking of the end use: the criterion does not apply to this methodology. CarbonMeld never counts it as a gap.
- Social safeguards and consent of communities (FPIC): the criterion does not apply to this methodology. CarbonMeld never counts it as a gap.
The general rules apply as well. Read the general rules.
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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.
