Ejuva One and Ejuva Two Solar Projects

Audit Analysis

The Ejuva One and Two solar projects in Namibia are a registered VCS renewable-energy avoidance project with a VVB-confirmed investment additionality test and a jurisdictional baseline, but the project is undermined by an extensive list of 30+ corrective actions, multiple contradictions between the 2024 and 2025 verification reports on safeguards and FPIC, a weak leakage justification, and low extraction confidence across the document set. The most recent monitoring period (2024) shows verified emissions reductions of 23,430 tCO₂e, well below the 45,093 tCO₂e reported in the 2021 monitoring cycle, raising questions about the consistency of the project's output over time.

Project Description

Red Flags

• ⚠30+ corrective actions listed in the 2025 verification report, including an expired EIA clearance, inconsistent crediting-period dates, missing metering details, and incomplete PDD references
• ⚠Contradictions between the 2024 and 2025 verification reports on FPIC, grievance mechanism, benefit-sharing, and safeguards — all flipped from 'not present' to 'present'
• ⚠Leakage deduction of 0% with justification recorded as 'not addressed' in the 2025 verification report, while the 2025 monitoring report claims it was 'deemed negligible'
• ⚠Baseline method changed from 'project' (2023 monitoring report) to 'jurisdictional' (2025 monitoring report) without a documented reassessment
• ⚠Verified emissions reductions dropped from 45,093 tCO₂e (2021 cycle) to 23,430 tCO₂e (2024 cycle), a 48% decline that is not explained in the available documents

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