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ACRIndustrial Process EmissionsOHIO; TEXAS, USGeneral Methodologyv2.1

A-Gas V13

ACR-935 ↗

#110of 345 in United States#45of 147 in American Carbon Registry (ACR)

5.5/ 10
Integrity
6.0
Transparency
5.0
Claim Safety
5.5
Documentation
5.0

Audit Analysis

A-Gas V13 is an HFC refrigerant reclamation project in Ohio and Texas with VVB-confirmed additionality and inherently permanent emission reductions (displacing virgin HFC production). The project shows no corrective actions and all 15 material findings were resolved, but key MRV parameters (FNRB, usage monitoring, CORSIA/CCP status) are absent from the extracted record, and the low extraction confidence limits assurance in the documentation.

Red Flags

  • Low extraction confidence across the document set means at least one key document was poorly readable, reducing assurance in the extracted figures
  • Leakage is described as 'deemed negligible' without a quantified deduction or detailed technical justification in the available record
  • No FNRB method or value is stated, making it impossible to assess whether the functional new refrigerant baseline is conservative relative to national defaults

Credit Vintages

IssuedRetiredAvailable
2023
867,204717,204150,000
Total867,204717,204150,000

Risk Indicators

Additionality

VVB-confirmed combined test

Permanence

Inherent – displaces virgin HFC production

Leakage

Deemed negligible, no quantified deduction

Baseline

Project-specific, no reassessment date

Safeguards

Mentioned but FPIC and grievance mechanism not detailed

Double-claim

CORSIA and CCP status not stated

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Analysis ProvenanceScored2026-09-12General Methodology v2.1

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