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CDMWindChinaACM0002

Guazhou Daliang North 47.5 MW large scale wind turbine wind farm project

CDM-6657 ↗

#498of 1935 in Renewable energy#204of 1084 in China#325of 1459 in CDM (UNFCCC)#373of 1287 in ACM0002

5.8/ 10
Integrity
5.5
Transparency
5.5
Claim Safety
6.5
Documentation
5.5

Audit Analysis

A 47.5 MW onshore wind project in China validated under CDM methodology ACM0002 v20.0, using a jurisdictional grid emission factor baseline. The project presents a low inherent risk profile typical of wind, with no material findings or corrective actions, but the extracted record lacks explicit additionality test details, monitoring period data, and CORSIA/CCP eligibility status, leaving moderate evidence gaps.

Red Flags

  • Additionality test type and VVB confirmation are not explicitly stated in the extracted record, creating an evidence gap despite the project having been validated by CTC
  • Monitoring period is not stated in any available document, making it impossible to independently verify the 577,304 tCO2e figure against a defined reporting window
  • CORSIA eligibility and CCP status are both unstated, leaving dual-channel or double-claiming risk unassessed

Credit Vintages

No issuances recorded on the registry.

Risk Indicators

Additionality

Test type not explicitly stated in record

Permanence

Avoidance project, no reversal risk

Leakage

Negligible, consistent with wind

Baseline

Jurisdictional grid EF, reassessed 2020

Safeguards

Mentioned but FPIC/grievance not detailed

Double-claim

CORSIA and CCP status both unstated

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Analysis ProvenanceScored2026-08-30ACM0002

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