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Registration Request for Review Form
CDM project activity/programme of activities registration request review form (CDM-REGR-FORM) (Version 03.0) |
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Reference number of the proposed CDM project activity/programme of activities (PoA) submitted for registration | 3067 |
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Title of the proposed CDM project activity/PoA submitted for registration | Tunlan Coal Mine Methane Utilization Project, Shanxi Province, People’s Republic of China |
Please indicate, in accordance with paragraphs 37 and 40 of the CDM modalities and procedures, which validation requirement(s) may require review. A list of requirements is provided below. Please provide reasons in support of the request for review. Including any supporting documentation. | |
The following are requirements derived from paragraph 37 of the CDM modalities and procedures: | |
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The following are requirements derived from paragraph 40 of the CDM modalities and procedures: | |
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1. The DOE shall ensure that the project description clearly states the differences resulting from the project activity compared to the pre-project situation in compliance to the paragraph 63 of VVM 1.1, in particular, detail information of the consumers of hot water, thermal output and efficiencies of existing CMM boilers, CH4 concentration of the CMM used in CMM boilers and CMM fired hot air stove, amount of coal dried/to be dried, thermal output of existing CMM fired hot air stove. Further the DOE shall clarify the validation of amount of absolute gas and relative gas drained in the baseline. 2. The DOE should justify the suitability of criteria used to identify the similar projects and application of these criteria in identifying the similar projects in the common practice analysis line with para. 118-120 of VVM 1.1. 3. The DOE shall further substantiate the identification of the baseline scenario in line with baseline methodology procedure of ACM0008 v6, in particular, how it has validated: (a) suitability of the scenario i, which is considered as current practice, given that the heat generation using CMM and coal has not been considered under this scenario and emissions above 30% in concentration seem to be no longer allowed; (b) use of low concentration CMM (<30% CH4) and high concentration (>30% CH4) are not systematically enforced and also that non-compliance with this requirement is widespread in the country; (c) the elimination of scenario vi, in particular, how it is considered that extraction and liquefaction of low concentration CH4 is at demonstration stage; (d) identified alternatives, in particular, how the alternatives can produce similar output given that the project activity is generation of 33.5 MW power and 410,428 GJ heat whereas the alternatives considered have different power and heat generation values than the project activity. 4. The DOE shall justify the appropriateness of the investment comparison analysis to identify the most economically attractive baseline in line with step 5 of identification of the baseline of ACM0008 v6, given that this scenario i does not involve an investment. 5. The DOE shall further substantiate the suitability of the input values to the investment comparison analyses in line with paragraph 112 (c) of VVM v1.1, in particular, total investment, plant load factor, project life time, heat generation cost, electricity purchase tariff, etc. Further the DOE shall clarify if there are any preferential policies on capture and utilization of low/high concentration CMM such as reducing or waiving taxes and charges, preferential price polices, pre-tax appropriation of safety cost, refund VAT, etc. If so, the DOE shall provide detail information how these preferential policies have been considered in the investment comparison analyses. 6. The DOE shall further substantiate: (i) the suitability of the methane concentration and flare availability assumed in calculating emission reduction; and (ii) why the emissions due to destruction of methane in the baseline have not been considered in calculating the baseline emissions. 7. The DOE shall clarify validation of the ex-ante projection of thermal energy demand in the absence of the project, in particular: (i) the number of end users serviced by the distribution system relative to the total pool of possible end users, given infrastructure constraints; (ii) how quickly the total pool of possible end users is expected to grow, if at all; (iii) the type and cost of alternative fuels for potential or existing CMM thermal energy customers, compared to the cost of delivering CMM; and (iv) any other variables relevant to the particular thermal energy CMM distribution system associated with the project, in accordance with page 16-17 of ACM0008 v6. 8. The DOE shall further substantiate the validation of the project boundary in accordance with ACM0008 v6 (page 3), in particular, exclusion of the drainage system from the project boundary that is used as part of the project activity. 9. The project participant shall monitor pre -mining CMM and post-mining CMM destroyed in the project activity separately as required by the monitoring methodology of ACM0008 v6. 10. The DOE should clarify how the project participant makes sure that the pre-existing users received same amount of gas what they received in pre-project scenario or more. 11. The DOE shall further clarify why PEMvent, dKmax, CMMBL,I, PMMBL,I,y, PMMBL,I,y, MMheat, MMflare, CMMPJ,I,y, PMMPJ,I,y FvCH4,FG,h are not included in the monitoring plan. |
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Date | 27 Jul 10 |
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