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ScoredACRForest CarbonNEW YORK; VERMONT, USRegistry: RegisteredGeneral Methodologyv2.1

Finite Carbon - Park Forestry IFM

Developer: Park Forestry NY, LLC

ACR-558 ↗

#23of 481 in REDD+#52of 1661 in United States#43of 934 in American Carbon Registry (ACR)

Assessment

CarbonMeld document-based assessment

01020304 Overall 6.7 / 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%.

Analysis

A US forest carbon project (ACR IFM methodology) with a solid additionality assessment, a conservative 40% leakage deduction, and an 18% buffer pool, but weakened by a project-specific baseline, the absence of FPIC, and an unresolved internal discrepancy in verified ERR figures (20,149 vs. 16,522 tCO₂e) within the same verification report. The project delivered roughly 54% of the linear pro-rata expectation for its fourth crediting year, which is reasonable for a forest sequestration curve.

Red Flags

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Findings

Risk Indicators

Additionality

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Permanence

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Leakage

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Baseline

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Safeguards

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Double-claim

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Evidence

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Eligibility & market

What can you claim with this credit?

Four checks buyers ask about, from the registry and the Integrity Council (ICVCM).

  • Airlines (CORSIA)

    Pilot phase only (2021–2023)

    Eligible only for the pilot phase: not usable for the current 2024–2026 phase.

    Source: registry label

  • Integrity label (ICVCM CCP)

    CCP-labelled credits

    The registry marks these credits with the Core Carbon Principles label of the Integrity Council.

    Source: registry label

  • Removal or reduction

    Carbon removal

    Takes CO₂ out of the atmosphere — the only type that can neutralise residual emissions in an SBTi net-zero claim.

    Source: registry label

  • Paris Agreement (Article 6)

    No Article 6 authorization

    No corresponding adjustment: the host country can also count this reduction towards its own target.

    Source: registry label

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.

Registry labels last checked:2026-10-04

Credit Vintages

IssuedRetiredAvailable
2020
150,26217,816132,446
2021
122,8543,623119,231
2022
107,1010107,101
2023
30,693030,693
2024
16,791016,791
Total427,70121,439406,262

Retired by

Organisations named as beneficiaries in the registry's public retirement records.

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Profile & governance

Analysis ProvenanceGeneral Methodologyv2.1

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