Tradewater US ODS 10

Ozone-Depleting... Gas Capture and Super...
クレジットの種類 ボランタリークレジット
認証基準
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認証基準とは

クレジットの発行元となる企業・団体・プロジェクトが実現した温室効果ガス排出削減量または吸収量を測定し、その信頼性・永続性・追加性等を独立した立場から検証しクレジットの質を保証する基準の名称(表示は略称)

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VintageYear
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VintageYear とは

クレジットの発行年度(認証基準の審査を通過し、当該クレジットの温室効果ガス排出削減量または吸収量を自社排出量に適応可能と定められた年度)

2025

購入可能なオフセット量

10,000.00 トン

1トンあたりの価格(税込)

4,861

プロジェクト概要

The Tradewater US ODS 10 project destroys legacy ozone‑depleting refrigerants to prevent their release into the atmosphere. It targets stockpiled R‑11 that would otherwise remain in storage and eventually leak or be vented during handling and use. The project collects this material from the United States and destroys it at a permitted hazardous waste incineration facility in East Liverpool, Ohio. By eliminating a high‑GWP refrigerant that is no longer needed, the project addresses the climate and ozone risks posed by aging stocks of chlorofluorocarbons that are not required to be destroyed under current U.S. law.
R‑11 stored in three ISO tanks from a Virginia facility was transported by licensed hazardous materials carriers to Heritage Thermal Services and destroyed in a rotary kiln incinerator. The incinerator operates at high temperatures to ensure complete combustion. Across three destruction events, the project destroyed 94,100 pounds of ODS, producing 198,196 tCO2e in net emissions reductions after accounting for project emissions. The project quantifies reductions by comparing the baseline of eventual leakage (100% emissions) to the with‑project scenario of destruction. Once destroyed, the reductions are not reversible.
The project is located at Heritage Thermal Services in East Liverpool, Ohio, United States. It uses carriers with DOT hazmat licenses and a destruction facility that maintains RCRA and Title V Air permits and regulatory compliance. Tradewater is the project proponent and holds title to the refrigerant and resulting credits. The project applies multiple QA/QC controls, including calibrated scales, AHRI‑certified laboratory analysis, and continuous emissions monitoring to confirm destruction. Identified positive environmental impacts include preventing air pollution and hazardous releases. Tradewater indicates it anticipates additional ODS destruction projects as long as recovery, reclamation, and eventual leakage remain business as usual.