10 MW Captive Power Project by S. C. E. P. L
#97of 421 in Universal Carbon Registry (UCR)#6of 6 in AMS-III.Q
Audit Analysis
A 10 MW captive renewable power project in Gujarat, India, registered under the UCR standard using the AMS-III.Q methodology, with a jurisdictional baseline and a claimed 32,226 tCO₂e over a 13.4-year crediting period. The project shows no material findings or corrective actions, but the available record consists solely of the PDD — no verification report, monitoring report, or VVB identification was found, leaving additionality, permanence, and verified emissions reductions unconfirmed.
Red Flags
- No verification body (VVB) is identified in the available record, and the additionality test type is not stated, leaving the core additionality claim unverified.
- Only a single document (the PDD) is available; no verification report, monitoring report, or VVB audit report was found, so the claimed 32,226 tCO₂e has no independent verification.
- No buffer pool or permanence mechanism is documented, and no reversal events are confirmed either way (field is empty), leaving permanence risk unaddressed.
- The claimed ERR of 32,226 tCO₂e over 13.4 years implies an effective capacity factor of roughly 3% for a 10 MW plant, which is unusually low and warrants scrutiny of the underlying generation assumptions in the PDD.
Credit Vintages
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Risk Indicators
Test type not stated; no VVB confirmation found
No buffer pool documented; reversal risk unaddressed
0% deduction, deemed negligible — reasonable for captive pow
Jurisdictional, 2020 grid EF; no reassessment date stated
Safeguards and benefit sharing mentioned; FPIC and grievance
CORSIA and CCP statuses both unstated
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