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Re-assessment pendingACRCoal Mine MethanePENNSYLVANIA, USRegistry: RegisteredARB-MMC

Perennial CMM CMB8-6 Flare Project

Developer: Perennial CMM LLC

ACR-972 ↗

#274of 693 in Methane#739of 1789 in United States#384of 972 in American Carbon Registry (ACR)#33of 119 in ARB-MMC

Score from methodology v2.1 (analysis of 13 Sep 2026). Re-assessment under v2.2 pending.

Assessment

CarbonMeld document-based assessment

01020304 Overall 5.1 / 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 Perennial CMM CMB8-6 Flare Project is a coal mine methane capture project under the ACR standard with a specific CMM methodology, a named VVB, and a clean verification record (no material findings, no corrective actions). However, several foundational elements — baseline method, leakage treatment, and explicit additionality testing — are not documented in the available records, creating meaningful uncertainty about the robustness of the credit claims. The verified ERR matches the claimed figure exactly, and the project is recent with high extraction confidence, but the gaps in baseline and leakage documentation limit confidence in the integrity of the underlying claims.

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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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Eligibility & market

What can you claim with this credit?

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

  • Airlines (CORSIA)

    No CORSIA label on the registry

    Not usable for airlines' CORSIA obligations.

    Source: registry label

  • Integrity label (ICVCM CCP)

    Methodology under ICVCM assessmentACR Capturing and Destroying Methane from Coal

    The Integrity Council has not decided on this methodology yet.

    Source: ICVCM assessment

  • Removal or reduction

    Emission reduction or avoidance

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

    Source: project sector

  • 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 Exhausted

IssuedRetiredAvailable
2025
68,03800
2026
67,76600
Total135,80400

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Profile & governance

Analysis ProvenanceCompliance Offset Protocol Mine Methane Capture Projects, April 25, 2014

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