18 MW solar Power plant in Karnataka M/s Asian Fab Tec Limited
#692of 770 in Renewable energy#12of 17 in Karnataka India#340of 421 in Universal Carbon Registry (UCR)#373of 383 in ACM0002
Audit Analysis
An 18 MW grid-connected solar project in Karnataka registered under the UCR standard using the well-established ACM0002 methodology. The project presents a low inherent risk profile for a renewable energy installation, but the available evidence is extremely limited — only a single PDD document was extracted, with no verification report, monitoring report, or VVB identification. Key integrity elements such as the additionality test type, VVB confirmation, and verified emission reduction figures are absent from the record, making independent validation of the project's claims impossible.
Red Flags
- No VVB name or verification report found in the extracted record; additionality verification status is entirely unconfirmed
- No verified or claimed emission reduction figures available despite a 6-year monitoring period (2017–2023) having elapsed
- Only a single PDD document is available; no monitoring report, verification report, or VVB report was extracted
- CORSIA eligibility and CCP status are both unstated, leaving dual-channel risk unassessed
Credit Vintages
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Risk Indicators
Test type and VVB verification not confirmed in available re
Solar PV — no biogenic carbon stock; no reversal events repo
0% deduction, deemed negligible — appropriate for grid-conne
Jurisdictional method (good) but no reassessment date or gri
Safeguards and benefit sharing mentioned; FPIC and grievance
CORSIA and CCP status both unstated — dual-channel risk unas
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