Waste & methaneCompleted

Bundled Landfill Gas Recovery Project in Indonesia

A single CDM registration covers three separate landfill sites, Samarinda in Kalimantan, Mataram in Lombok, and Palu in Sulawesi, jointly run by Indonesia's PT Dayak Eco Carpentry and the Netherlands' BGP Engineers. Its fixed crediting period ran 2013-2022, with estimated annual reductions of 74,338 tonnes of CO2 equivalent.

Pinang, Samarinda (Kalimantan); Kebun Kongok, Mataram (Lombok); Palu (Sulawesi), IndonesiaLandfill gas capture (bundled sites)CDM Project 4566, methodology ACM0001 ver.11
OperatorPT Dayak Eco Carpentry, with BGP Engineers B.V.
EcosystemLandfill gas capture (bundled sites)
StandardCDM Project 4566, methodology ACM0001 ver.11
StatusCompleted
LocationPinang, Samarinda (Kalimantan); Kebun Kongok, Mataram (Lombok); Palu (Sulawesi), Indonesia
Overview

Inside the project

The bundled structure means one CDM registration, Project 4566, covers three geographically distant sites: Samarinda in Kalimantan, Mataram in Lombok, and Palu in Sulawesi.

Landfill gas is captured and processed under the ACM0001 methodology at all three sites, with a fixed crediting period that ran from 2013 to 2022.

74,338 tCO2e/yr
Estimated annual emission reductions

Objectives

  • Capture landfill gas across three bundled Indonesian sites under one CDM registration

Approach

  • Landfill gas is captured at three geographically separate sites under one bundled CDM registration, applying the ACM0001 methodology.

Sources

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  1. cdm.unfccc.int ↗https://cdm.unfccc.int/Projects/DB/SGS-UKL1299843889.31/view

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