Guangnan Shangshilong Hydro Project
#499of 1084 in China#690of 1459 in CDM (UNFCCC)#744of 1287 in ACM0002
Audit Analysis
A small hydro project in Yunnan, China, with a VVB-confirmed combined additionality test and a jurisdictional grid-emission-factor baseline. The project significantly over-delivered relative to its pro-rata expectation (approximately 317% of the expected reductions for the elapsed monitoring period), suggesting a conservative baseline, but the large number of corrective actions (14) and missing verified-ERR figure temper confidence. CORSIA and CCP eligibility are not stated, leaving double-claiming risk unassessed.
Red Flags
- 14 corrective actions were required during validation, including inconsistencies in IRR information, missing renewable-energy alternatives in the additionality analysis, and errors in the emission-reduction calculation tied to the crediting-period start date.
- Total verified ERR for the monitoring period is not stated in the extracted record, making it impossible to independently confirm the 32,142 tCO₂e figure reported in the monitoring report.
- CORSIA eligibility and CCP approval status are both not stated, leaving the project's double-claiming exposure unassessed.
- No buffer pool percentage or reversal-risk assessment is documented, despite the 7-year crediting period.
Credit Vintages
| Issued | Retired | Available | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2010 | 31,965 | 0 | 31,965 | |
| Total | 31,965 | 0 | 31,965 |
Risk Indicators
VVB-confirmed combined test
mixed evidence / unresolved risk
0% deemed negligible, reasonable for grid-fed hydro
Jurisdictional grid EF (0.8434, 2007)
Safeguards mentioned, benefit sharing described; no FPIC or
CORSIA and CCP status both not stated
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