Clean Energy Technology Lighting (Revoked)

Clean Energy Technology Lighting (Revoked) was a commercial and public lighting project operated by Clean Energy Technology Holdings Pty. Ltd. It was registered in August 2015 but was subsequently revoked in October 2018. As an aggregated energy efficiency project, it did not occupy a single piece of land with a specific coordinate; rather, it involved upgrading lighting systems across multiple commercial or public facilities, likely within the built environment of Australian cities or towns. The proponent was based in Edgecliff, NSW, though the specific facility locations for this project are not publicly listed.

The project operated under the Carbon Credits (Carbon Farming Initiative, Commercial and Public Lighting) Methodology Determination 2015. This methodology generates carbon credits by calculating the reduction in electricity consumption achieved through installing energy-efficient lighting equipment (such as LEDs) or control devices (such as motion sensors) compared to the pre-existing, less efficient systems.

Because this project focused on industrial and commercial infrastructure, standard environmental metrics like rainfall and soil type are not applicable. The operational environment would have consisted of warehouses, office buildings, or public spaces requiring artificial lighting. The project's carbon abatement contract was terminated, and the proponent's ABN was cancelled in January 2023, indicating the company is no longer active.