Bhesada Wind Power Project in Rajasthan

Audit Analysis

The Bhesada Wind Power Project is a straightforward renewable energy project with a VVB-confirmed investment additionality test and no inherent reversal risk, but it is undermined by a high volume of corrective actions (11 CARs, 9 FARs), multiple cross-document contradictions on baseline method and leakage treatment, and a low extraction confidence rating that limits assurance in the extracted record. CORSIA eligibility introduces dual-channel risk, and the 0% leakage deduction lacks a consistent justification across documents.

Project Description

Red Flags

• ⚠11 Corrective Action Requests and 9 Forward Action Requests raised across verification cycles, including calibration delays and apportioning errors, indicating recurring MRV data-quality issues
• ⚠Contradiction between the verification report (project-specific baseline) and the monitoring report (jurisdictional baseline) on the baseline method, creating uncertainty about the counterfactual
• ⚠Leakage justification is stated as 'not addressed' in the 2025 verification report but 'quantified' in the 2025 monitoring report, leaving the 0% deduction without a clear, consistent rationale
• ⚠CORSIA eligibility is confirmed while CCP status is not stated, creating potential dual-channel crediting risk
• ⚠Low extraction confidence across the document set reduces reliability of the structured record

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