Title: SBPIL Waste Heat to Power Project, Tilda, India
#190of 202 in Industrial#357of 421 in Universal Carbon Registry (UCR)#15of 15 in ACM0012
Audit Analysis
The SBPIL Waste Heat to Power Project in Tilda, India is registered under the UCR standard using the well-established ACM0012 methodology, but the available evidence is extremely limited to a single PDD document. No verification body, additionality assessment, verified emission reduction figures, or monitoring reports were found in the extracted record, making it impossible to confirm the project's integrity or claim accuracy. The 0% leakage deduction rests on a blanket 'deemed negligible' justification without supporting analysis.
Red Flags
- No verification body (VVB) is identified in any available document, and no verification or monitoring reports were found — only a single PDD is on file
- Additionality test type and VVB confirmation are both absent from the extracted record, leaving the additionality claim unverified
- The PDD is dated 3 November 2023, approximately ten months after the crediting period ended on 31 December 2022, raising questions about the registration timeline
- Leakage deduction is 0% with only a 'deemed negligible' justification and no quantitative analysis in the available documents
- No verified ERR figures exist to compare against the 163,968 tCO2e lifetime claim, so over- or under-delivery cannot be assessed
Credit Vintages
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Risk Indicators
No additionality test or VVB confirmation found
Avoidance project, no buffer pool, no reversal data
0% deduction, 'deemed negligible' only
Project-specific, no reassessment date
Mentioned and benefit sharing described, but no FPIC or grie
CORSIA and CCP status both not stated
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