Moser River

Audit Analysis

The Moser River Alkalinity Enhancement Project is a very early-stage carbon removal project (PDD only, crediting begins August 2025) with a 1,000-year permanence claim that is not supported by a buffer pool or a robust reversal-risk analysis. Safeguards documentation (FPIC, grievance mechanism, benefit sharing) is present, but the absence of a named verification body, a verification report, and any monitoring data leaves significant evidence gaps. The 0% leakage deduction with a 'deemed negligible' justification is thin for a river-based project.

Project Description

Red Flags

• ⚠1,000-year permanence claim with no buffer pool and a reversal-risk justification of only 'CarbonRun does not expect there to be any reversals. Total Risk Score: 0' — no quantitative risk analysis
• ⚠0% leakage deduction justified solely as 'deemed negligible' with no quantified assessment of downstream or lateral effects
• ⚠No verification body (VVB) is named in any available document; the project has not yet undergone third-party verification
• ⚠Project-specific baseline with no reassessment schedule stated, and no jurisdictional or standardised reference

Credit Vintages

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