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List of TUV NORD JI/CDM Projects TÜV NORD CERT JI/CDM Certification Program List of projects conducted within TN CERT JI/CDM Certification Programme Period: from 01.01.2017 until 03.05.2021 Date of Document: 03.05.2021 Contact: [email protected] Project Name (Short) Proj.-No. Scheme VAL/VER Scheme-No.Project Name (UNFCCC or full title) Host Country Bokpoort CSP 6thVER 21/049 CDM VER 7841 Bokpoort CSP (Concentrating Solar Power) Project, South South Africa Solvatten water purifiers (pre-verification) 21/048 Other Other 9999 - Kenya SD Biosupply VCS PAF 21/047 PAF Other VCS416 SD Biosupply Wastewater Treatment and Biogas Utilization Project Thailand SD Biosupply VCS 4thVER 21/046 VCS VER VCS416 SD Biosupply Wastewater Treatment and Biogas Utilization Project Thailand SD Biosupply VCS 3rdVER 21/045 VCS VER VCS416 SD Biosupply Wastewater Treatment and Biogas Utilization Project Thailand ABC GS VPA6 3rd VER 21/044 GS VER GS5801 African Biogas Carbon Programme Kenya ABC GS VPA3 4th VER 21/043 GS VER GS4236 Africa Biogas Carbon Programme Uganda Amin 100MW UER 4th VER 21/042 14064-2 VER 9999 Amin 105 MW Solar PV Project Oman Bokpoort CSP 5thVER 21/041 CDM VER 7841 Bokpoort CSP (Concentrating Solar Power) Project, South South Africa Forestal San Pedro PAYCO 21/040 VCS VAL+VER VCS9999 Afforestation in Coorperation with local landowners for San Pedro S.A. Paraguay Waldklimaprojekt Frenkentäler 21/039 14064-2 VAL+VER ISO9999 - Schweiz Qianbei AR VCS+CCB VER 21/038 VCS VER VCS2082 Qianbei Afforestation Project China Liangdu AR VCS+CCB VER 21/037 VCS VER VCS2083 Liangdu Afforestation Project China Chudu AR VCS+CCB VER 21/036 VCS VER VCS2087 Chudu Afforestation Project China GS2457 VER 21/035 GS VER GS2457 IMPROVED JIKOS - BETTER LIVING FOR RURAL POPULATION Kenya Conservation and Sustainale Management of teh Ukumari Cloud Forest Ukumari Claud Forest Ecuador 21/034 CCB Other 9999 Project Ecuador Biolite_40CPAs VER 21/033 CDM PoA VER PoA7997 BioLite Improved Cook stoves Programme Kenya Biolite_30CPAs VER 21/032 CDM PoA VER PoA7997 BioLite Improved Cook stoves Programme Uganda Biolite_3CPAs VER 21/031 CDM PoA VAL PoA7997 BioLite Improved Cook stoves Programme Kenya Mali PoA10429-CPA1 (PRC) 21/030 CDM Other PoA10429 Mali Rural Electrification Program - Grid Hybridization CPA 1 Mali Tongliao AR GS 21/029 GS VER GS3031 Afforestation Project in Tongliao, Inner Mongolia China Production and dissemination of Ceramic Water Purifiers by Ceramic water purifiers GS 10th VER 21/028 GS VER GS1020 Hydrologic, in the Kingdom of Cambodia Cambodia Barroso Hydro GS (VER) 21/027 GS VER GS4822 Barroso hydroelectric project Colombia El Molino Hydro VCS(VER) 21/026 VCS VER VCS1797 El Molino-San Matias Hydroelectric Projects Colombia Guanaquitas Hydro (RCP) 21/025 CDM RCP 3816 Caruquia 9.76 MW Hydroelectric project Colombia Guanaquitas Hydro 2nd(VER) 21/024 CDM VER 3816 Guanaquitas 9.74 MW Hydroelectric project Colombia TÜV NORD CERT JI/CDM Certification Program Caruquia Hydro 2nd VER 21/023 CDM VER 3347 Caruquia 9.76 MW Hydroelectric project Colombia Lake Naivasha WWF Kenya 21/022 GS VAL 9999 Lake Naivasha Basin Reforestation Kenya Mali PoA10429 (PRC) 21/021 CDM Other PoA10429 Mali Rural Electrification Program Mali Waldklimaschutz Goldbach IFM 21/020 14064-2 VAL+VER 9999 Switzerland Rwanda Gigawatt Solar POA VER 21/019 CDM PoA VER PoA10202 Gigawatt Global Programme of Activities Ruanda Guoluo Grassland VCS+CCB 21/018 CDM VAL+VER 0000 China Improved cookstove program in Bangladesh supported by the Republic PoA10431 4th VER 21/017 CDM PoA VER PoA10431 of Korea Bangladesh Mangrove restoration program with Sine Saloum and Casamance Mangrove Restoration Senegal 21/016 VCS VAL 9990 Communities in Senegal Senegal Cookstove SOUTH AFRICA ( VPA-VAL) 21/015 VCS PoA VAL VCS Fuel Efficient Cooking in South Africa South Africa Recovery and Transport of the associated Gas at the OFON Oil Field in OFON 5th VER 21/014 14064-2 VER 9999 Nigeria Nigeria Hanbao GS1st VER 21/013 GS VER GS3515 Hanbao Agricultural Renewable Energy Project Taiwan Indonesia Domestic Biogas Programme of Activities (IDBP) (ID 1172), Biogas PoA Indonesia GS 3rd_VER 21/012 GS VER GS5303 VPA-1 Indonesia Indonesia Domestic Biogas Programme of Activities (IDBP) (ID 1172), Biogas PoA Indonesia GS 4th_VER 21/011 GS VER GS5303 VPA-2 Indonesia Prättigau Davos AR Project 21/010 14064-2 VAL+VER 9999 Prättigau Davos AR Project Swizerland Landfill Gas Recovery and Utilization at Bukit Tagar Sanitary Landfill, Bukit Tagar 4thVER 21/009 CDM VER 2467 Hulu Selangor in Malaysia Malaysia Lautaro RCP 21/008 CDM RCP 8099 Lautaro Generation Project Chile Zhangbei AR VCS+CCB (VAL+VER) 21/007 VCS VAL+VER 9999 Zhangjiakou Zhangbei County 2017 Afforestation Project Chin Zhuolu AR VCS+CCB (VAL+VER) 21/006 VCS VAL+VER 9999 Zhangjiakou Zhuolo County 2017 Afforestation Project China Wanquan AR VCS+CCB (VAL+VER) 21/005 VCS VAL+VER 9999 Zhangjiakou Wanquan District 2017 Afforestation Project China Amin 100MW UER 3rd VER 21/004 14064-2 VER 9999 Amin 100 MW Solar PV Project Oman Recovery and Utilisation of Associated Gas from the Ebendo and EbendoUER VER 21/003 14064-2 VER 9999 neighbouring fields, Nigeria Nigeria Recovery and Marketing of gas that would otherwise be flared at the EgbaomoUER VER 21/002 14064-2 VER 9999 Egbaoma Maginal Field, Nigeria Nigeria Re-Spire Goldholbach & Girod 21/001 14064-2 VAL 9999 Re-Spire Goldholbach & Girod Germany Hidropanta VER 20/163 CDM VER 9118 Hydro Electric Plant - Hidro Pantasma Nicaragua Hidropanta RCP 20/162 CDM RCP 9118 Hydro Electric Plant - Hidro Pantasma Nicaragua SanJuan Hydro 1st VER 20/161 CDM VER 9355 San Juan Hydroelectric Project Honduras LaFe Wind 1st VER 20/160 CDM VER 8221 La Fe Wind Farm Project Nicaragua TÜV NORD CERT JI/CDM Certification Program MicroEnergy Credits – Microfinance for Clean Energy Product Lines – PoA10341-CPA5 Incl 20/159 CDM CPA Incl. POA10341 Africa Uganda MicroEnergy Credits – Microfinance for Clean Energy Product Lines – PoA10341-CPA4 Incl 20/158 CDM CPA Incl. POA10341 Africa Uganda Xacbal Hydro 6th VER 20/157 CDM VER 1834 Xacbal Hydroelectric project Guatemala Xacbal Hydro 5th VER 20/156 CDM VER 1834 Xacbal Hydroelectric project Guatemala Programme of activities for the recovery and use of associated petroleum gas, normally combusted in flare stacks in oil-producing PoA AGR Col UER 4th (VER) 20/155 14064-2 VER 9999 fields Colombia Programme of activities for the recovery and use of associated petroleum gas, normally combusted in flare stacks in oil-producing PoA AGR Col UER 3rd (VER) 20/154 14064-2 VER 9999 fields Colombia Programme of activities for the recovery and use of associated petroleum gas, normally combusted in flare stacks in oil-producing PoA AGR Col UER 2nd (VER) 20/153 14064-2 VER 9999 fields Colombia Programme of activities for the recovery and use of associated petroleum gas, normally combusted in flare stacks in oil-producing PoA AGR Col UER 1st (VER) 20/152 14064-2 VER 9999 fields Colombia Bethlehem Hydro 3rd (VER) 20/151 CDM VER 2962 Bethlehem Hydroelectric project South Africa PoA9666 VER 20/150 CDM VER PoA9666 Promoting Efficient Stove Dissemination and Use in West Africa West Africa Tétouan Extention RCP 20/149 CDM RCP 5991 Wind farm extension project for Lafarge’s cement plant in Tétouan Morocco Recovery and Transport of the Associated Gas at the OFON Oil Field in OFON 4th VER 20/148 14064-2 VER 9999 Nigeria Nigeria Afforestation in Eucalyptus and Acacia plantations for Burapha Burapha A/R Laos 20/147 VCS VAL+VER 9999 Agroforestry Co., Ltd. Lao Assessment youforfuture Ahlfled 20/146 Other Other 9999 Assessment Senkenberechnung Forst Ahlfeld Germany Dingxi AR VCS+CCB VAL_VER 20/145 VCS VAL+VER 9999 Gansu Dingxi Afforestation Project China Tianshui AR VCS+CCB VAL_VER 20/144 VCS VAL+VER 9999 Gansu Tianshui Afforestation Project China Lanzhou AR VCS+CCB VAL_VER 20/143 VCS VAL+VER 9999 Gansu Lanzhou Afforestation Project China Catalytic N2O destruction project in the tail gas of the Nitric Acid Plant Abu Qir MP36 VER 20/142 CDM VER 0490 of Abu Qir Fertilizer Co. Egypt Quimobásicos HFC RCP 20/141 CDM RCP 0151 Quimobásicos HFC Recovery and Decomposition Project Mexico Landfill Gas Recovery and Utilization at Bukit Tagar Sanitary Landfill, Bukit Tagar 5thVER+PRC 20/140 CDM VER 2467 Hulu Selangor, Malaysia Malaysia GS2457 RCP 20/139 GS RCP GS2457 Improved Jikos - Better Living for Rural Population Kenya Mwenga RCP 20/138 CDM RCP 9550 Mwenga Hydro Power Project Tanzania TÜV NORD CERT JI/CDM Certification Program Hoan Loc Solar VCS 1st VER 20/137 VCS VER VCS1958 My Son - Hoan Loc Viet solar power plant project Viet Nam Quang Minh Solar VCS 1st VER 20/136 VCS VER VCS1964 Quang Minh Solar Power Project Viet Nam HongPhong Solar VCS 1st VER 20/135 VCS VER VCS1975 Hong Phong 4 Solar 48 MW Project Viet Nam Wonderbag VCS935 (VER) 20/134 VCS VER VCS935 Saving the planet, one stew at a time South Africa EcoPlanet Bamboo, Nicaragua 20/133 VCS VER 1085 EcoPlanet Bamboo Central America Nicaragua Jawa Power 20/132 14064-2 VER 9999 Optimising the operation of FGD absorbent pumps Indonesia African CSI PoA (VAL) 20/131 CDM PoA VAL 0000 The African Cookstoves Initiative Programme of Activities Multinational ECOLIFE Conservation Patsari Improved Cookstove project Monarch EcoLife ICS GS VAL+VER 20/130 GS VAL+VER 0000 Butterfly Biosphere Reserve Mexico Mexico CPT LFG 2nd VER 20/129 CDM PoA VER PoA10004 City of Cape Town Landfill Gas Extraction and Utilisation Programme South Africa Carboforst Montabaur GS PRC 20/128 GS Other 0000 Carboforest Montabaur Germany Hydro Tequendama VAL_VER
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