Ancon EcoMethane Landfill Gas Project
#33of 64 in Methane#9of 14 in Peru#133of 213 in CDM (UNFCCC)#31of 53 in ACM0001
Audit Analysis
The Ancon EcoMethane landfill gas project in Peru has a solid additionality foundation (combined test confirmed by DNV) and no material compliance failures, but suffers from significant data gaps in the extracted record: the verified ERR is absent, no permanence mechanism is documented, and the leakage treatment is contradictory across documents. The project-specific modeled baseline and the unresolved leakage justification create moderate over-crediting risk.
Red Flags
- Leakage justification is contradictory: the validation report (2007) states leakage was 'deemed negligible' while the monitoring report (2009) records it as 'not addressed', leaving the 0% deduction without a clear, consistent basis
- Verified ERR for the monitoring period (Nov 2007 – Jan 2009) is not available in the extracted record, preventing any pro-rata delivery check against the 483,083 tCO2e lifetime claim
- No buffer pool, permanence mechanism, or reversal-risk mitigation is documented for this 7-year crediting period
- One of the four evidence documents is listed as 'unknown', reducing confidence in the completeness of the documentary record
Credit Vintages
| Issued | Retired | Available | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2009 | 20,512 | 0 | 20,512 | |
| Total | 20,512 | 0 | 20,512 |
Risk Indicators
Combined test, VVB-verified
No buffer pool or permanence mechanism documented
0% deduction, contradictory justification across documents
Project-specific, modeled, no reassessment stated
Safeguards and benefit sharing mentioned; FPIC and grievance
CORSIA and CCP status both not stated
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