24MW Power Generation from Coking Waste Heat Generated in the Clean-type Heat-recovery Coke Ovens at Shanxi Sinochem Wonder Industries Co. Ltd.
#420of 1329 in Industrial#544of 1084 in China#717of 1459 in CDM (UNFCCC)#16of 28 in ACM0004
Audit Analysis
A CDM energy-efficiency project generating 24 MW from coking waste heat, validated by DNV with a confirmed combined additionality test. However, the absence of a verified ERR figure, contradictory leakage justifications between the validation and monitoring reports, and 17 validation comments (plus 2 corrective actions) indicate meaningful data gaps and unresolved baseline questions that limit confidence in the credit claims.
Red Flags
- Total verified ERR is not available in any extracted document, making it impossible to confirm whether the project delivered on its 967,862 tCO₂e lifetime claim
- Leakage justification is contradictory: the validation report (2008) states leakage was deemed negligible while the monitoring report (2012) states it was quantified, yet the deduction is 0% in both cases
- 17 validation comments (CLs) and 2 corrective actions (CARs) were raised, including missing DNA approval letters and unresolved baseline scenario questions, indicating a project that required substantial remediation before registration
- Crediting period dates differ between the validation report (2008-05-15 to 2014-05-14) and the monitoring report (2008-07-18 to 2015-07-17), a discrepancy of over two months at each end
Credit Vintages
No issuances recorded on the registry.
Risk Indicators
VVB-confirmed combined test
EE avoidance – no storage risk
0% deduction, contradictory justification
Project-specific, method contradiction across docs
Mentioned but FPIC and grievance not detailed
CORSIA and CCP status not stated
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