AHG Land Transport Emissions Reduction (Revoked)

AHG Land Transport Emissions Reduction is an aggregated land transport emissions reduction project operated nationwide across Australia by Automotive Holdings Group Limited, with Greenbank Australia Pty Ltd serving as the project agent. It was registered in April 2015. Because this is a mobile fleet project rather than a land-based carbon farming project (such as environmental planting or forestry), it does not have a single defined project area, static coordinates, or specific regional land use. Consequently, environmental conditions such as rainfall classifications and soil types are not applicable to this project's physical operations.

The project was established under the Carbon Credits (Carbon Farming Initiative-Land and Sea Transport) Methodology Determination 2015. This methodology enables land and sea transport operators to generate Australian Carbon Credit Units (ACCUs) by reducing the emissions intensity of their fleets. Standard requirements for this specific project type involve demonstrating measurable emissions reductions through aggregated individual land vehicles by changing operational practices. In practice, this often translates to optimizing travel routes, implementing driver efficiency training, or improving general fleet fuel management.

Automotive Holdings Group Limited (AHG) is a major automotive retail group with a diversified portfolio of automotive brands, dealerships, and logistics operations across Australia and New Zealand. The project originally secured a carbon abatement contract (CAC688106) in April 2015, and this contract was successfully completed on August 28, 2023. However, the carbon project declaration itself was officially revoked much earlier on May 15, 2018, under section 30 of the CFI Rule. A revocation under section 30 refers to a voluntary revocation, meaning the participant formally elected to deregister the project from the scheme.