Clean Technology Deployment Project (Revoked)

Clean Technology Deployment Project (Revoked) is an Industrial Electricity and Fuel Efficiency project located across undisclosed or nationwide sites, meaning it has no single identified major town or landmark. It was registered in March 2021 and covers an unknown area size due to the multi-facility, commercial nature of the project.

Industrial Electricity and Fuel Efficiency projects involve reducing greenhouse gas emissions by lowering energy consumption or changing the energy sources used by existing equipment. Standard requirements for this methodology dictate that a project must demonstrate energy efficiency improvements by upgrading energy-consuming equipment, improving control systems, fuel switching, or installing on-site power generation to substitute grid electricity.

Because the specific facilities are widely dispersed and undisclosed, a single environmental assessment is not applicable. The regional land use is generally commercial, urban, or industrial rather than agricultural. Natural conditions such as rainfall classification and soil types would vary entirely depending on the individual deployment sites across Australia.

This project, managed by Corporate Carbon Advisory Pty Ltd, planned a massive array of commercial and industrial upgrades. Specific project activities included boiler upgrades, cloud computing transitions, HVAC and refrigeration improvements, server virtualisation, and solar or waste heat capture. Notably, the project was revoked on October 11, 2024, under section 30 of the CFI Rule. A revocation under this section typically indicates a voluntary withdrawal by the proponent or a cessation of operations before crediting requirements are finalised.