Aggregated Bio-energy Boiler Project

Aggregated Bio-energy Boiler Project is an energy efficiency and fuel switching project located across multiple unspecified commercial and industrial sites in New South Wales and Tasmania. It was registered in March 2017 and, as an aggregated facility project, does not occupy a single defined area or have specific geographic coordinates.

Industrial Electricity and Fuel Efficiency projects involve achieving carbon abatement by modifying, removing, or replacing existing energy-consuming equipment to improve fuel efficiency. Standard requirements for this methodology include calculating emission reductions using a regression model of baseline emissions determined by measuring fuel and electricity inputs.

Because the project occurs within built commercial and industrial infrastructure spanning two states, regional land uses and typical environmental classifications, such as high rainfall or specific soil types, are not applicable to the abatement activity.

An interesting note regarding this project is its contract history. A Carbon Abatement Contract (CAC541656) originally held by Ndevr Carbon Reductions Pty Ltd for the fixed delivery of 147,200 ACCUs was terminated or lapsed in June 2019. The contract concluded without delivering any of its committed abatement to the Commonwealth. Despite the contract lapsing, the project remains active on the register and is currently managed by the project proponent, Climate Positive Pty Limited.