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Givaudan Naturex (Morocco, Brazil)

Developer Climatenza
Location
Methodology AMS-II.C
Est. Emissions Reduction 414 tCO2e/yr
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Project Story
A solar thermal pilot plant at Naturex Maroc SA designed to supply heat for rosemary extract production, utilizing parabolic trough collectors to demonstrate renewable energy integration.

This project involves the deployment of a solar thermal system at the Naturex Maroc SA facility in Casablanca, Morocco, to supply heat for various production processes including extraction, rectification, and drying. The system comprises 172 parabolic trough collectors covering a total aperture area of 946 m², integrated with a solar central, heat exchangers, storage tanks, and tracking systems. The aim is to reduce reliance on fossil fuels, lower operational costs, and demonstrate sustainable energy solutions for industrial applications. The project includes detailed engineering, installation, and operation plans, with a focus on maximizing solar heat utilization and environmental benefits.

Verified Impact Data Card
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Verified Impact Data Card

Givaudan Naturex (Morocco, Brazil)

TZ-1293
Methodology: AMS-II.C Vintage: 2026
Emissions Reduction 414 tCO2e / year
Overall Score 40.0%
REC % 30.0%
EEC % 55.0%
Pre development
Developer: Climatenza Methodology: AMS-II.C
✓ Scope 3 Category 15 Compliant ✓ GHG Protocol Aligned CSRD ESRS E1

This project's impact data is structured for Scope 3 Category 15 (Investments) reporting. Verified emissions reductions can be attributed to investor portfolios under the GHG Protocol Corporate Value Chain standard.

CSRD alignment under ESRS E1 (Climate Change) is in preparation and will be available once the EU taxonomy technical screening criteria are finalised for this project category.

Emissions Reduction Breakdown
413.6 tCO2e/yr
● CO₂: ~412.4t ● CH₄: ~0.83t CO₂e ● N₂O: ~0.41t CO₂e
Full automated export available in Phase 2
DePIN monitoring available in Phase 2.
Decentralised physical infrastructure network integration
will provide real-time MRV telemetry for this project.
DePIN Sensor Summary DEMO
YTD Generation
184,200 kWh
Avg Irradiance
512 W/m²
Uptime
99.1%
Nodes Online
7 of 8
VVB Status Pending designation
Assessment Iteration v1
Evidence Tier
Commitment Hash
Committed At
Blockchain Reference

What is this card?

The Verified Impact Data Card summarises the key environmental and assurance metrics for this project. Data is pulled live from VCS assessments and on-chain commitments.

How to read the data

  • Emissions Reduction — Estimated annual CO2e avoided or removed, derived from the project's VCS methodology and baseline scenario.
  • Overall Score — Composite VCS readiness score (0–100%) covering additionality, permanence, leakage, and MRV quality.
  • REC % — Alignment with Renewable Energy Certificate issuance criteria.
  • EEC % — Alignment with Energy Efficiency Certificate criteria.
  • Phase — Current stage in the project development lifecycle.
  • DePIN Integrity — Data integrity score from decentralised sensor network (uptime, calibration, completeness).

Glossary

  • VCS — Verified Carbon Standard (Verra), a leading carbon credit certification programme.
  • tCO2e/yr — Tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent per year.
  • VVB — Validation/Verification Body, the independent auditor that reviews project claims.
  • Evidence Tier — Classification of supporting evidence quality (e.g. Tier 1 = measured data, Tier 3 = default factors).
  • Commitment Hash — Cryptographic hash of the assessment data committed to blockchain for tamper-proof audit trail.
  • DePIN — Decentralised Physical Infrastructure Network, providing real-time sensor-based MRV data.
  • Scope 3 Cat. 15 — GHG Protocol category covering financed emissions from investments.
  • CSRD / ESRS E1 — EU Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive, climate change disclosure standard.
  • MRV — Measurement, Reporting, and Verification.

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REC units: EF
Outlook: Haircut %
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Voluntary: REC (Med-Low)

Voluntary: EEC / Removal (Med-High)

Compliance: EU ETS

REC Projects & SDG Synergies

  • SDG 7: More renewables displacing fossil power.
  • SDG 13: Verified reductions, market signal for clean power.
  • SDG 11: Cleaner air & resilient grids.

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Voluntary: EEC / Removal (Med-High)

Compliance: EU ETS

EEC Projects & SDG Synergies

  • SDG 9: Industrial modernisation, AI/dMRV.
  • SDG 12: Resource efficiency & demand-side abatement.
  • SDG 7: "First fuel" energy efficiency.

CCUS Assumptions VM0049 · Industrial CCS

Pricing: bilateral offtake $30–80/t · 45Q floor $60–85/t (US) · no liquid spot market

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Each year's tranche valued at today's price (flat) vs the forecast price of that year.

CCUS / Industrial CCS (VM0049)

Compliance: EU ETS

CCUS Projects & SDG Synergies

  • SDG 9: Industrial innovation — point-source capture at cement, steel, refining facilities.
  • SDG 13: Hard-to-abate sector decarbonisation; permanent geological storage.
  • SDG 11: Cleaner industrial zones, reduced local air pollutants alongside CO₂.

VM0049 (Verra, June 2024): modular CCS methodology covering geological storage, CO₂ utilisation, and transport pathways. 45Q tax credit provides a $60–85/t USD policy floor in the US.

EV Fleet Assumptions VM0038 · Transport Electrification

Pricing: $2–5/t spot VCM · $6–10/t premium bilateral · CORSIA-eligible · 46.4% CAGR sector

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Per-Year Valuation — Today vs Forecast

Each year's tranche valued at today's price (flat) vs the forecast price of that year.

EV Fleet Credits (VM0038)

Voluntary: REC (Med-Low)

EV Fleet Projects & SDG Synergies

  • SDG 7: Clean transport powered by renewable electricity.
  • SDG 11: Sustainable cities — reduced urban air pollution, quieter streets.
  • SDG 13: Transport decarbonisation; CORSIA-aligned fleet credits.

VM0038 (Verra): telematics-verified VKT reduction, smart charging, baseline grid displacement. Transport credits are the fastest-growing VCM segment (46.4% CAGR). DePIN sensor networks add verifiability premium.

Feeds & Endpoints

Primary endpoint: /wp-json/tenza/v1/prices (Auto tries relative; falls back to https://tenza.one/wp-json/tenza/v1/prices).

Project data: /wp-json/wp/v2/tenza_project (loads meta: emissions, funding, scores, stage, tech type).

Venues: ICE (EUA), CME (GEO / N-GEO), EEX (GO); I-REC registry (regional indications); EEC modeled.

FX: ECB euro reference (cached daily).

Methodology

Forecast outlook: Conservative/Base/Optimistic scale the 2035 multiplier path and apply a sale-realisation haircut; small discount-rate nudge reflects risk.

REC pricing: V-REC/GO/I-REC converted to selected units (MWh or tCO₂e-eq via EF) and currency; tier factor applies to REC/EEC classes.

Financials: All internal calculations in the selected currency. Annual net flow = (credit revenue × (1−haircut) + optional savings) − O&M. KPIs: IRR (Newton-Raphson), NPV and discounted payback at your rate.

Currency handling: Capex, O&M and savings are all in the selected currency. Credit prices are converted from their native currency via ECB rates.

Standards & Registries

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VCS Readiness Assessment
Summary

The project demonstrates comprehensive technical documentation, including detailed GHG quantification, monitoring plans, and stakeholder engagement. However, gaps remain in safeguards, risk assessments, and explicit baseline and emissions data, which are critical for VCS validation. Overall, the project is approaching readiness but requires targeted improvements to meet full VCS compliance.

Scores
Overall Readiness
40%
REC Score
30%
EEC Score
55%
Checklist

Section 1: Project Details 37%

ItemStatusPDDNotes
Other Entities1.9Evidence is missing.
Sectoral Scope(s)1.4Evidence is missing.
Project Scale (Small/Large)1.3Evidence is missing.
Estimated GHG Reductions1.7Evidence is missing.
Project Start Date1.11Evidence is missing.
Crediting Period Duration1.12Evidence is missing.
Crediting Period Type1.12Evidence is missing.
Ownership and GHG Rights1.15Evidence is missing.
Other Certifications1.16Evidence is missing.
Participation in Other GHG Programs1.17Evidence is missing.

Section 2: Safeguards & Stakeholder Engagement 11%

ItemStatusPDDNotes
Stakeholder Consultation Process2.1Evidence is weak or non-specific.
Stakeholder Feedback Summary2.1Evidence is weak or non-specific.
Grievance Redress Mechanism2.2Evidence is missing.
Sustainable Development Goals Impact1.18Evidence is missing.
Social & Environmental Risk Assessments2.4Evidence is weak or non-specific.
Risk Mitigation Measures2.4Evidence is weak or non-specific.
No Net Harm Assessment2.4Evidence is missing.
Respect for Human Rights & Equity2.4Evidence is missing.
Worker and Labour Rights2.4Evidence is missing.
Free, Prior, Informed Consent (FPIC)2.4Evidence is missing.
Community Health and Safety2.4Evidence is missing.
Cultural Heritage Protection2.4Evidence is missing.
Gender Equality Considerations2.4Evidence is missing.
Indigenous Peoples Rights2.4Evidence is missing.
Biodiversity Impact2.4Evidence is missing.
Water Resource Impact2.4Evidence is missing.

Section 3: Methodology Application 55%

ItemStatusPDDNotes
Applicable VCS Methodology3.1Evidence is weak or non-specific.
Methodology Version3.1Evidence is missing.
Methodology Applicability Check3.2Evidence is missing.
Project Boundary Definition3.3Evidence is weak or non-specific.
Baseline Scenario Determination3.4Evidence is weak or non-specific.
Regulatory Surplus3.5.1Evidence is weak or non-specific.
Technological Barriers3.5.2Evidence is weak or non-specific.
Common Practice Analysis3.5.2Evidence is weak or non-specific.
IRR without Carbon Revenue3.5.2Evidence is missing.
IRR with Carbon Revenue3.5.2Evidence is missing.
Sensitivity Analysis3.5.2Evidence is missing.

Section 4: GHG Quantification 31%

ItemStatusPDDNotes
Baseline Emissions (tCO2e/yr)4.2Evidence is missing.
Baseline Emissions Approach4.2Evidence is missing.
Project Emissions (tCO2e/yr)4.3Evidence is missing.
Project Emissions Approach4.3Evidence is missing.
Leakage Emissions (tCO2e/yr)4.4Evidence is weak or non-specific.
Leakage Assessment4.4Evidence is weak or non-specific.
Net GHG Emission Reductions4.5Evidence is weak or non-specific.
Calculation Spreadsheet/Tool4.1Evidence is missing.
Uncertainty Assessment4.6Evidence is weak or non-specific.
Ex-Post Monitored ParametersTable in 5.1Evidence is weak or non-specific.
GWP Values Source4.1Evidence is missing.

Section 5: Monitoring Plan 93%

ItemStatusPDDNotes
Emergency Procedures5.5Evidence is weak or non-specific.
Methodology
VCS Methodology
AMS-II.C
Version
v15.0
Project Type
Solar thermal energy generation with parabolic trough collectors
Capacity
946 m2 solar aperture area, 172 T-160 collectors
Baseline Scenario
Current process relies on conventional boilers operating on heavy fuel oil, with steam at 6 Barg, supporting various process units including drying, rectification, and ATEX zones
Ghg
Estimated Emissions Reduction 414 tCO2e/year
Renewable Energy Component N/A - No renewable energy certificates or explicit renewable energy generation specified
Monitoring

The monitoring approach involves continuous data collection via DCS and SCADA systems, with automated logging and verification of parameters to ensure operational efficiency and safety.

Action Plan
  • Collect and document information for Other Entities
  • Identify applicable VCS sectoral scope(s) from the official VCS Sectoral Scope list
  • Collect and document information for Project Scale (Small/Large)
  • Calculate emissions using methodology-specified equations and credible emission factors
  • Collect and document information for Project Start Date
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