CLP Huanyu (Shandong) Biomass Heat and Power Generation Project
#77of 352 in Biomass#484of 1084 in China#661of 1459 in CDM (UNFCCC)#12of 81 in ACM0006
Audit Analysis
A CDM biomass heat-and-power project in Shandong, China, verified by LRQA with a VVB-confirmed investment additionality test. The monitoring report flagged four material findings—including a five-fold expansion of the biomass supply radius and use of residue types not in the original PDD—yet no corrective actions were required. The project-specific baseline, a 0% leakage deduction with a contradictory justification across documents, and the absence of feedstock-sustainability data leave moderate over-crediting risk.
Red Flags
- Monitoring report (2012) records expansion of the biomass supply radius from 35 km to 200 km, a 5.7× increase over the area described in the registered PDD, raising questions about baseline representativeness.
- The monitoring report notes use of bark and woodchip residues not estimated in the original PDD, which could alter the carbon-content and emission-factor assumptions.
- Leakage justification is inconsistent: the 2011 validation report describes leakage as 'quantified' while the 2012 monitoring report states it was 'deemed negligible' with a 0% deduction.
- Feedstock sustainability and carbon-content testing data are not stated in any available document, a notable gap for a biomass project.
Credit Vintages
No issuances recorded on the registry.
Risk Indicators
VVB-confirmed investment test
low inherent risk for energ
0% deduction, 'deemed negligible', but contradicts validatio
Project-specific; no reassessment date; supply-radius deviat
Safeguards and benefit-sharing mentioned; FPIC and grievance
CORSIA and CCP status not stated in available documents
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