South Industries Efficiency Project (Revoked)

The South Industries Efficiency Project (Revoked) was an industrial energy efficiency project operated by Corporate Carbon Advisory Pty Ltd. The project was registered in October 2021 but was subsequently revoked in April 2024. Listed with a "Nation Wide" location in the Clean Energy Regulator's register, the project did not have a single geographic site but rather likely consisted of an aggregation of upgrades across multiple facilities or a portfolio of sites throughout Australia. Consequently, specific regional details such as nearest landmarks, soil types, or rainfall classifications are not applicable.

The project utilized the Industrial Electricity and Fuel Efficiency (IEFE) methodology. This method credits emissions reductions achieved by improving the energy efficiency of industrial equipment. Activities listed for this specific project were extensive and diverse, ranging from heavy industrial upgrades like boiler replacements, air compression improvements, and variable speed drives, to commercial building improvements such as glazing, high-speed roller doors, and cloud computing optimizations. This diversity suggests the project may have targeted a mix of manufacturing and commercial facilities.

On April 17, 2024, the project was revoked under section 30 of the Carbon Credits (Carbon Farming Initiative) Rule 2015. A section 30 revocation is a voluntary action taken by the project proponent to cancel the project's registration. This typically occurs when a proponent decides not to proceed with the project, consolidates activities into another project, or concludes the project's crediting period early.