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Biogas Tanks in Guizhou Province in China

GS-1081 ↗

5.3 / 10
Integrity
5.2
Transparency
5.6
Claim Safety
4.8
Documentation
6.1

Score Breakdown

Integrity

verified Additionality was confirmed by the VVB, and the verification report reports no material findings.

missing Leakage justification is not addressed, buffer pool coverage is not stated, and a broken biodigester was diagnosed in May 2013 without clear reversal treatment.

Transparency

verified The project has a named verifier, a defined monitoring period from 2012-04-01 to 2014-03-31, and matching claimed and verified reductions of 2,977 tCO2e in the 2013 verification report.

inferred Monitoring of usage relies on self-reporting, and the usage rate itself is not stated in the extracted record.

Claim Safety

missing The baseline is project-specific rather than standardized, and the last reassessment is only stated as 2008.

inferred Leakage is not quantified, and the record does not state whether the project is CORSIA-eligible or CCP-approved.

Documentation

verified Three document types were used, with 12 extracted facts and medium extraction confidence.

missing The monitoring and verification record leaves several fields unstated, including buffer pool coverage, leakage treatment, and usage-rate verification.

Detailed Analysis

Integrity

The verification report confirms additionality through a combined test and says there were no material findings, which supports the project’s core integrity. At the same time, leakage is not addressed, buffer pool coverage is not stated, and the report notes a broken biodigester diagnosed in May 2013 without a clear reversal resolution. The project also relies on a project baseline last reassessed in 2008, which is dated and weakens confidence in baseline validity.

Transparency

Transparency is moderate because the record includes a named verifier, a clear monitoring period, and a verification report with claimed and verified reductions both shown as 2,977. However, usage monitoring is based on self-reporting, the usage rate is not stated, and leakage treatment is missing. The documentation is therefore usable but not especially robust.

Claim Safety

Claim safety is weakened by the project-specific baseline and the absence of quantified leakage treatment. The record does not provide enough information on usage rates or eligibility status to rule out over-crediting or dual-claim concerns. The matching claimed and verified reductions help, but the contradictions in the extracted record reduce confidence.

Documentation

The evidence base is broader than minimal, with a PDD, verification report, and monitoring report all used, and extraction confidence is medium rather than low. Still, several important items are not stated in available documents, including buffer pool coverage, leakage deduction, and verified usage rate. That leaves the documentation adequate but incomplete for a high-confidence assessment.

Overall

I privileged the 2013 verification report over the earlier 2011 figures because it is the more recent and project-verification-specific source, so I used 2,977 tCO2e as the verified and claimed amount. I also privileged the later PDD entry for the combined additionality test over the earlier investment-test wording because it appears to be the updated project design document. The contradictions on reversal events and emission reductions indicate some extraction or reporting inconsistency, so I reduced confidence and did not score the project as highly robust.

Audit Analysis

The project has some positive integrity signals, including VVB-confirmed additionality and no material findings reported in the verification report. However, key risk areas are weakly documented: leakage is not addressed, reversal handling is inconsistent, and the project uses a project-specific baseline that was last reassessed in 2008. Overall, the evidence supports a moderate but not high-confidence assessment.

Project Description

Developer: GoodPlanet Type: Biogas - Heat Size: Microscale Methodology: GS Baseline and Monitoring Methodology Biodigester v1. Crediting period: 2008-04-01 → 2018-03-31 Estimated annual credits: 4655 tCO2e SDGs: Goal 12: Responsible Production and Consumption, Goal 3: Good Health and Well-Being, Goal 13: Climate Action

Red Flags

  • Leakage is not addressed and no deduction is stated in the available documents.
  • The record contains contradictions on reversal events and on the verified emission reductions, which weakens reliability.

Credit Vintages Exhausted

Issued Retired Available
2008
542 542 0
2009
1,455 1,455 0
2010
2,314 2,314 0
2011
3,381 3,381 0
2012
2,631 2,631 0
2013
1,592 1,592 0
2014
241 241 0
Total 12,156 12,156 0

Cosa migliorerebbe questo punteggio

  • Provide a quantified leakage assessment and explain why leakage is negligible or how it is deducted.
  • Clarify reversal handling and update the baseline reassessment with a more recent, documented review.

Questi suggerimenti indicano quali prove pubbliche aggiuntive potrebbero migliorare il livello di confidenza di questa valutazione. Non garantiscono un punteggio futuro più alto.

Risk Indicators

Additionality

VVB-confirmed additionality

Permanence

reversal issue not clearly resolved

Leakage

leakage not addressed

Baseline

project baseline, reassessment dated 2008

Safeguards

FPIC and grievance mechanism documented

Double-claim

CORSIA/CCP status not stated

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Analysis Provenance Scored 2026-04-15 General Methodology v2.0 Documentazione completa

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