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CDM Wind India Documentazione completa General Methodology v2.0

1.65 MW Wind Power Project by G. R. Engineering Pvt. Ltd.

CDM-9177 ↗

5.8 / 10
Integrity
7.0
Transparency
4.8
Claim Safety
5.6
Documentation
5.2

Score Breakdown

Integrity

verified The validation report from Bureau Veritas Certification confirms additionality through an investment test, and no material findings were reported.

missing Leakage treatment is not fully consistent across documents, and reversal risk is not addressed beyond the project being a wind project.

Transparency

verified The project is documented under the CDM with a named VVB and a validation report dated 2012-12-22.

missing The monitoring period, verified emissions, and usage monitoring method were not stated in the available documents, limiting MRV transparency.

Claim Safety

verified The project uses AMS I.D for a wind activity, which is generally a standardized renewable-energy baseline approach.

missing The leakage contradiction and missing emissions figures leave some over-crediting risk unresolved, even though the project is marked CORSIA-eligible.

Documentation

verified Multiple evidence documents were used, including a validation report and PDD, and extraction confidence was medium rather than low.

missing Several important fields were not found in the extracted record, including the crediting period, monitoring period, and any quantified emission reduction totals.

Detailed Analysis

Integrity

The validation report by Bureau Veritas Certification confirms additionality using an investment test, and it reports no material findings or corrective actions required. The project is a wind power activity under AMS I.D, which supports a relatively robust baseline framework, but leakage handling is not fully clean because the validation report says leakage was deemed negligible while the PDD indicates it was quantified. No buffer pool or reversal-event treatment was found, so permanence is only moderately supported.

Transparency

The documentation identifies the VVB and the CDM registry, but core MRV details are missing from the extracted record. The monitoring period, total claimed versus verified emission reductions, and usage monitoring method were not found, which weakens public traceability and makes it hard to assess performance over time. Extraction confidence was medium, so this is not a severe readability problem, but it still leaves important gaps.

Claim Safety

Claim safety is helped by the standardized wind methodology and by the VVB-confirmed additionality finding. Still, the contradiction on leakage treatment creates uncertainty about how conservatively the project was credited, and the absence of verified emissions totals prevents a direct check for over-crediting. The project is marked CORSIA-eligible, which does not by itself create a problem, but it also means dual-channel claim risk is not eliminated on the available facts.

Documentation

The record includes a validation report, a PDD, and other extracted material, so the project is not documentation-poor. Even so, several key fields are missing, including the crediting period, monitoring period, and emissions totals, and the extraction confidence is only medium. There are no corrective actions reported, which is positive, but the overall documentation remains incomplete for a full-quality assessment.

Overall

Overall, this looks like a moderately credible CDM wind project with decent additionality support and no reported material findings. The main weakness is incomplete and partly inconsistent documentation, especially around leakage and MRV quantities. I privileged the validation report over the PDD on leakage because it is the higher-assurance VVB document, but the contradiction still lowers confidence and the score.

Audit Analysis

This is a small wind project with a reasonably strong additionality signal because the VVB confirmed an investment test and found no material findings. However, transparency is limited by missing monitoring-period and emissions data, and there is a contradiction on leakage treatment between the validation report and the PDD that reduces confidence somewhat.

Project Description

Status: Registered Type: PA Methodology: AMS-I.D. Project type: Wind Sub-type: Wind Region: Asia & Pacific Sub-region: Southern Asia Reductions 1st period: 2.756 ktCO2e/yr

Red Flags

  • Leakage treatment is inconsistent across documents: the validation report says leakage was deemed negligible, while the PDD indicates it was quantified.
  • Key MRV fields such as the monitoring period, claimed versus verified emission reductions, and usage monitoring details were not found in the extracted record.

Credit Vintages

Nessuna emissione registrata sul registro.

Cosa migliorerebbe questo punteggio

  • Provide the monitoring report with verified emission reductions, monitoring period, and usage monitoring details.
  • Resolve the leakage discrepancy between the validation report and the PDD, and document any conservative deduction applied.

Questi suggerimenti indicano quali prove pubbliche aggiuntive potrebbero migliorare il livello di confidenza di questa valutazione. Non garantiscono un punteggio futuro più alto.

Risk Indicators

Additionality

VVB-confirmed investment test

Permanence

No buffer or reversal treatment stated

Leakage

Leakage treatment inconsistent

Baseline

Project baseline stated, reassessment timing missing

Safeguards

FPIC and grievance mechanism documented

Double-claim

CORSIA-eligible status without CCP status

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Analysis Provenance Scored 2026-04-13 General Methodology v2.0 Documentazione completa

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