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Re-assessment pendingCDMCO2 usageBrazilRegistry: RegisteredAM0027

Raudi Chemical Salts

Developer: Raudi Indústria e Comércio Ltda

CDM-0698 ↗

#380of 498 in Brazil#4614of 5732 in CDM (UNFCCC)

Score from methodology v2.1 (analysis of 23 Sep 2026). Re-assessment under v2.2 pending.

Assessment

CarbonMeld document-based assessment

01020304 Overall 4.4 / 10 Dimension scores are locked — the faint arcs are empty tracks, not zero scores.

Scale 0–10 · method weights: integrity 35% · transparency 25% · claim safety 25% · documentation 15%.

Re-assessment pending · v2.1

Analysis

The Raudi Chemical Salts project is a CDM CO₂-utilisation project (AM0027) in Brazil that converts CO₂ into soda ash and caustic soda. While the project was registered and no corrective actions were required, the available documents show significant gaps: the additionality test type and VVB confirmation are not stated, the baseline is project-specific, and the leakage justification is contradictory across documents. The low extraction confidence and absence of a verified ERR figure further limit the ability to confirm claim accuracy.

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Findings

Risk Indicators

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Leakage

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Baseline

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On this page: the analysis of 23 Sep 2026, marked “Re-assessment pending”. Per-dimension scores, risk indicators, 4 red flags, score factors, detailed analysis, and 4 registry documents (4 analyzed).

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Eligibility & market

Transactions in the CDM registry are discontinued as of 31 December 2026 (UNFCCC, checked 6 October 2026). The UNEP-CCC Article 6 Pipeline lists the transition of this activity to the Article 6.4 mechanism as approved. This page keeps the project's record and our analysis.

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  • Airlines (CORSIA)

    Not published

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  • Integrity label (ICVCM CCP)

    No ICVCM information

    No CCP label and no ICVCM decision found for this project's methodology.

  • Removal or reduction

    Emission reduction or avoidance

    Prevents or reduces emissions — fits contribution claims, not SBTi neutralisation.

    Source: methodology

  • Paris Agreement (Article 6)

    Not published

    This registry does not publish Article 6 authorizations.

Information only, from public sources. Claim rules (CORSIA, SBTi, EU rules on green claims) change: check them before making a public claim. Since 27 September 2026, EU consumer rules do not allow “climate neutral” product claims based on offsets.

Credit Vintages

IssuedRetiredAvailable
2007
5,38705,387
2009
4,86104,861
Total10,248010,248

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Analysis ProvenanceAM0027

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