Clean Technology Deployment Project (Revoked)

Clean Technology Deployment Project (Revoked) is an industrial electricity and fuel efficiency project with an undisclosed, nationwide location. Registered in March 2021 by project proponent Corporate Carbon Advisory Pty Ltd, the project footprint applies to a variety of unspecified commercial or industrial facilities across Australia rather than a single fixed parcel of land.

Industrial electricity and fuel efficiency projects involve reducing carbon emissions by optimizing energy consumption. Standard methodology requirements dictate that this is achieved by upgrading existing energy-consuming equipment, changing operational controls, switching fuel sources, or installing localized equipment that generates substitute electricity to avoid reliance on the grid. This specific project outlined an extensive list of targeted activities, ranging from heavy industrial upgrades like boiler modifications, process heat, and waste heat capture, to IT-focused improvements like server virtualisation and cloud computing.

Because this project is implemented across indoor commercial and industrial built environments nationwide, standard agricultural and environmental metrics are not applicable. Consequently, a specific regional land use, typical rainfall classification (such as high rainfall or semi-arid), and natural soil types (such as basalt, clay, or sandy loam) cannot be attributed to this project area.

A notable fact about this development is that it was officially revoked under section 30 of the Carbon Farming Initiative (CFI) Rule on October 11, 2024, meaning it is no longer an active participant in the ACCU scheme.