09:09 23 Apr 24
Info Report Check
Submission incomplete:
1: The sampling plans in CPA-DDs defines sampling frame of all surveyed parameters in terms of stove models (i.e. CH2200, CH4400, CH5200, CH2300, CH6600, G3300, M5000 and Z3000; section D.7.2 of CPA-DDs). However, the implemented sampling frame of three parameters (i.e. SOF, fold and μold) applied sampling frame in terms of the two stove types in those three CPAs (i.e. charcoal stove and wood fuel stove, page 16 of the monitoring report). The DOE is requested to provide information on how it has verified the compliance of the sampling practice with the sampling plan in CPA-DDs.
2: It is observed that the implemented stove models are not in line with the stove models described in the CPA-DD:
a) In CPA 5341-0002, models CH2200, CH2300, CH4400, CH5200 and CH6600 were to be installed as per the CPA-DD; whereas models CH2200, CH4400, CH5200 and CH5300 are actually installed.
b) In CPA 5341-0004, models CH2200, CH2300, CH4400, CH5200, CH6600, G3300, M5000 and Z3000 were to be installed as per the CPA-DD; whereas models CH2200, CH4400, CH5200, CH5300, ECCL and M5000 are actually installed.
3: Some households are observed having more-than-one stoves as per the “CPA Distribution Data”, e.g. customer name “Alice” in Nairobi and “Jane” in Thika etc. However, it is observed that the ex-ante parameter Qbiomass (i.e. 3.56 Tonne/year/stove, annual average biomass consumption per appliance) was determined assuming one cook stove per household, since it was based on biomass consumption at household level (i.e. 3.56 Tonne/year/stove = household charcoal consumption of 593kg/year/household * wood-to-charcoal conversion factor of 6). Given the fact above, the DOE shall provide information on how it has verified the appropriateness of applying 3.56 tonne/year/stove in determining the emission reductions.
1: The sampling plans in CPA-DDs defines sampling frame of all surveyed parameters in terms of stove models (i.e. CH2200, CH4400, CH5200, CH2300, CH6600, G3300, M5000 and Z3000; section D.7.2 of CPA-DDs). However, the implemented sampling frame of three parameters (i.e. SOF, fold and μold) applied sampling frame in terms of the two stove types in those three CPAs (i.e. charcoal stove and wood fuel stove, page 16 of the monitoring report). The DOE is requested to provide information on how it has verified the compliance of the sampling practice with the sampling plan in CPA-DDs.
2: It is observed that the implemented stove models are not in line with the stove models described in the CPA-DD:
a) In CPA 5341-0002, models CH2200, CH2300, CH4400, CH5200 and CH6600 were to be installed as per the CPA-DD; whereas models CH2200, CH4400, CH5200 and CH5300 are actually installed.
b) In CPA 5341-0004, models CH2200, CH2300, CH4400, CH5200, CH6600, G3300, M5000 and Z3000 were to be installed as per the CPA-DD; whereas models CH2200, CH4400, CH5200, CH5300, ECCL and M5000 are actually installed.
3: Some households are observed having more-than-one stoves as per the “CPA Distribution Data”, e.g. customer name “Alice” in Nairobi and “Jane” in Thika etc. However, it is observed that the ex-ante parameter Qbiomass (i.e. 3.56 Tonne/year/stove, annual average biomass consumption per appliance) was determined assuming one cook stove per household, since it was based on biomass consumption at household level (i.e. 3.56 Tonne/year/stove = household charcoal consumption of 593kg/year/household * wood-to-charcoal conversion factor of 6). Given the fact above, the DOE shall provide information on how it has verified the appropriateness of applying 3.56 tonne/year/stove in determining the emission reductions.
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