Clean Development Mechanism (CDM)

Under Kyoto Protocol, developed countries are to reduce their greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by and this can also be done by purchasing certified emission reductions (CERs) from developing countries such as India. These can be bought either from financial exchanges or from projects in developing countries which reduce emissions. This arrangement is known as Clean Development Mechanism (CDM).

United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) has accredited some bodies as “Designated Operational Entity” (DOE) to validate and verify projects before they earn CERs. TÜV SÜD is the first DOE to get accreditation for validating and verifying CDM Projects under all the scopes.

TÜV SÜD South Asia is amongst the leading DOEs in India, with over 100 validation and verification projects, and was the first DOE to register a project and subsequently issue CERs in the country.

TÜV SÜD has also developed its own VER+ standard for the assessment of ‘Verified Emission Reduction’ credits (VER) for the climate change projects in the unregulated and voluntary market.

 

Your advantages:

  • We have highly skilled personnel who handle a wide variety of projects covering all sectoral scopes viz.  manufacturing, energy efficiency, renewable energy, waste heat recovery etc.
  • We have been voted the best verifier by readers of "Environmental Finance".
  • Our reputation with UN authorities helps you gain investment security.
  • Our reliable validation and verification reports ensure that you generate tradable certificates.

Contact

info@tuv-sud.in

  1. +91 22 30823082

Some Key Clients

  • Indo Gulf Fertilisers
  • Ballarpur Industries (BILT)
  • Century Textiles & Industries (Cement Division)
  • Grasim Cements Limited
  • Binani Cement