Grid Connected Wind Power Project by M/s. Venkatrama Poultries Limited
#1313of 1935 in Renewable energy#702of 975 in India#1039of 1459 in CDM (UNFCCC)#426of 806 in AMS-I.D
Audit Analysis
A grid-connected wind power project in India validated under CDM AMS-I.D with a confirmed investment additionality test and a jurisdictional grid-emission-factor baseline. The project type carries inherently low permanence and leakage risk, but the available record is limited to a single validation report with nine material findings, no verification or monitoring data, and a ten-fold discrepancy in the claimed emission reduction between the PDD and the validation report.
Red Flags
- Ten-fold discrepancy in total emission reductions: the PDD (June 2011) states 73,670 tCO₂ while the validation report (July 2011) states 7,367 tCO₂ — a factor-of-10 error that undermines confidence in the credit quantity
- Nine material findings (five CAR, four CL) in the validation report, including an opaque investment analysis, incomplete monitoring plan, and missing stakeholder-consultation evidence, yet the corrective-actions list is empty
- No verification or monitoring reports found in the extracted record despite the crediting period (2011–2021) having elapsed, leaving actual performance unverified
- Low extraction confidence across the document set, meaning key data may be missing or misread
Credit Vintages
No issuances recorded on the registry.
Risk Indicators
VVB-confirmed investment test
Avoidance project, no reversal risk
0% deduction, negligible for grid wind
Jurisdictional grid EF, 2009 vintage, no reassessment data
Safeguards mentioned, benefit sharing described, but FPIC an
CORSIA and CCP status not stated in available documents
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