AECOM carbon credit retirements

Built from registry retirement records that name this organisation as beneficiary. Retirements that name no beneficiary, or name it differently, are not included, so this view is partial.

Key figures

Tonnes retired

215,976

Retirements

8

Years

2017 to 2025

Projects

7

Registries

2

Source: Registry records · Data as of 1 June 2026

Retirements by year

Tonnes by the year the retirement was recorded.

Tonnes retired by yearAECOM: 213,976 tonnes retired, 2017 to 2025, by year of retirement.025k50k75k100k2017: 8,160 tonnes20172018201920202021: 1,288 tonnes20212022: 100,000 tonnes20222023: 100,000 tonnes202320242025: 4,528 tonnes2025

A further 2,000 tonnes have no retirement date in registry records, so they are counted in the total but not in any year.

YearTonnes retired
2025 4,528
2024 none recorded
2023 100,000
2022 100,000
2021 1,288
2020 none recorded
2019 none recorded
2018 none recorded
2017 8,160

Source: Registry records · Data as of 1 June 2026

By project type

TypeTonnesShare
Renewable Energy208,60896.6%
Fuel Switching4,0801.9%
Not specified2,0000.9%
Forest1,2880.6%

Types as the registries record them.

By registry

RegistryTonnesShare
Verra213,97699.1%
Gold Standard2,0000.9%

By vintage

The year the emission reduction or removal took place.

VintageTonnesShare
Before 20169,3544.3%
2016 to 2020204,62294.7%
2021 onwards2,0000.9%

By host country

CountryTonnesShare
China208,60896.6%
Thailand4,0801.9%
Australia2,0000.9%
Kenya1,1940.6%
Papua New Guinea94<0.1%

ICVCM status of methodologies

Current statusTonnesShare
Methodology assessed and not approved212,68898.5%
Methodology not matched to ICVCM records2,0000.9%
No ICVCM decision on the methodology yet1,2880.6%

Status shown is the methodology's current ICVCM status. It may have been decided after these credits were retired.

What the ICVCM status means

Removals and avoidance

ClassTonnesShare
Impermanent removal2,0000.9%
Reduction or avoidance213,97699.1%

Removals: 2,000 tonnes (long-duration and impermanent). Reduction or avoidance: 213,976 tonnes.

How projects are classed

Projects retired from

Largest first. 7 projects.

ProjectRegistryCountry TonnesYears
28MW Jinkouba Hydropower Project VCS476 · Renewable Energy Verra China 104,528 2022 to 2025
Jingyuan County 100MW Solar Power Generation Project VCS1406 · Renewable Energy Verra China 100,000 2023
Grouped Hydropower Plants in Chongqing, Yunnan,Sichuan and Guizhou Provinces, P.R. China VCS438 · Renewable Energy Verra China 4,080 2017
Chol Charoen Group Wastewater Treatment with Biogas System I (Cholburi) VCS430 · Fuel Switching Verra Thailand 4,080 2017
Australian Yarra Yarra Biodiversity Project GLD3039 Gold Standard Australia 2,000
Chyulu Hills REDD+ Project VCS1408 · Forest Verra Kenya 1,194 2021
NIHT Topaiyo REDD + VCS2293 · Forest Verra Papua New Guinea 94 2021

Source: Registry records · Data as of 1 June 2026

Questions about AECOM

How many carbon credits has AECOM retired?

Registry records name AECOM as beneficiary for 215,976 tonnes across 8 retirements since 2017, as of 1 June 2026.

Which projects has AECOM retired credits from?

28MW Jinkouba Hydropower Project (104,528 tonnes); Jingyuan County 100MW Solar Power Generation Project (100,000 tonnes); Grouped Hydropower Plants in Chongqing, Yunnan,Sichuan and Guizhou Provinces, P.R. China (4,080 tonnes). The full list of 7 projects is on this page.

Is this a complete record?

No. It includes only retirements whose registry record names this organisation. Retirements that name no beneficiary, or name it differently, are not included.

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