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CDMWindChinaACM0002

Huadian Hebei Yuzhou Huanghualiang 49.5MW Wind Power Project

CDM-7008 ↗

#384of 1935 in Renewable energy#157of 1084 in China#253of 1459 in CDM (UNFCCC)#289of 1287 in ACM0002

6.0/ 10
Integrity
7.0
Transparency
4.5
Claim Safety
6.5
Documentation
5.5

Audit Analysis

A 49.5 MW onshore wind project in Hebei, China, validated under CDM with a robust jurisdictional grid-emission-factor baseline and a VVB-confirmed combined additionality test. The validation report records only minor corrective items (tax-rate corrections, spreadsheet traceability), but the absence of any monitoring-period data, verified emission reductions, or FNRB figures limits confidence in actual delivery. The project is a low-risk avoidance-type credit with negligible leakage, though the lack of permanence and double-claiming data leaves residual uncertainty.

Red Flags

  • No monitoring-period data or verified emission-reduction figures found in any available document, making it impossible to confirm actual delivery against the 682,000 tCO₂e lifetime claim.
  • FNRB value and method are not stated in any extracted document, leaving the financial additionality calculation unverifiable.

Credit Vintages

No issuances recorded on the registry.

Risk Indicators

Additionality

VVB-confirmed combined test

Permanence

mixed evidence / unresolved risk

Leakage

Deemed negligible, reasonable for wind

Baseline

Jurisdictional grid EF (2012)

Safeguards

Mentioned but FPIC and grievance mechanism not stated

Double-claim

CORSIA and CCP status not stated

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Analysis ProvenanceScored2026-09-04ACM0002

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