Kitambar Switching Fuel Project

Registry Record

Registry

Verra

Project ID

VCS33

Country

Brazil

Category

Renewable Energy

Methodology

ams-i-e

Status

Registered

Credits Issued

586,875 tCO₂e

Credits Retired

532,970 tCO₂e

Data as of

1 June 2026

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Credit Passport

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Issuance and retirement by vintage

Issued Retired
Issuance and retirement by vintageVintages 2007 to 2022: 586,875 tonnes issued and 532,970 retired.025k50k75k100k2007 issued: 40,627 tonnes2007 retired: 40,627 tonnes20072008 issued: 43,325 tonnes2008 retired: 43,325 tonnes2009 issued: 40,789 tonnes2009 retired: 40,789 tonnes20092010 issued: 47,039 tonnes2010 retired: 47,039 tonnes2011 issued: 47,025 tonnes2011 retired: 45,488 tonnes20112012 issued: 47,251 tonnes2012 retired: 47,251 tonnes2013 issued: 47,022 tonnes2013 retired: 47,022 tonnes20132014 issued: 51,458 tonnes2014 retired: 51,458 tonnes2015 issued: 50,131 tonnes2015 retired: 50,131 tonnes20152016 issued: 45,640 tonnes2016 retired: 45,592 tonnes2017 issued: 25,250 tonnes2017 retired: 25,250 tonnes20172018 issued: 21,307 tonnes2018 retired: 21,207 tonnes2019 issued: 20,189 tonnes2019 retired: 20,189 tonnes20192020 issued: 21,976 tonnes2020 retired: 5,866 tonnes2021 issued: 30,520 tonnes2021 retired: 1,050 tonnes20212022 issued: 7,326 tonnes2022 retired: 686 tonnes2022
VintageIssued (tCO₂e)Retired (tCO₂e)
20227,326686
202130,5201,050
202021,9765,866
201920,18920,189
201821,30721,207
201725,25025,250
201645,64045,592
201550,13150,131
201451,45851,458
201347,02247,022
201247,25147,251
201147,02545,488
201047,03947,039
200940,78940,789
200843,32543,325
200740,62740,627

Source: Registry records · Data as of 1 June 2026

Credit Passport in detail

ICVCM quality status

Methodology assessed by ICVCM and not approved.

  • Programme: Verified Carbon Standard, CCP-eligible since May 2024.
  • AMS-I.E. - Switch from non-renewable biomass for thermal applications by the user - 1.0-13.0: does not meet the Core Carbon Principles

The CCP label is applied to credits by the registry, issuance by issuance. An approved methodology means credits from this project can be eligible; it does not mean every credit carries the label.

Source: ICVCM assessment decisions · Decisions read 19 September 2026

What this layer checks

CORSIA screen

A screen against published ICAO criteria, not an eligibility determination.

First phase, 2024 to 2026

  • ProgrammePassesVerified Carbon Standard is approved by ICAO for 2024 to 2026.
  • DatesDoes not passCredits were issued for vintage 2007, so crediting began before 1 January 2016.
  • Host country authorisationCannot be confirmed from available dataAuthorisation is granted per activity. This screen cannot confirm whether this project holds a Letter of Authorization.

Second phase, 2027 to 2029

  • ProgrammePassesVerified Carbon Standard is approved by ICAO for 2027 to 2029.
  • DatesDoes not passCredits were issued for vintage 2007, so crediting began before 1 January 2016.

Programme-specific exclusions were not assessed. Host country context is under Article 6 below.

Source: ICAO eligibility decisions and registry records · Criteria verified 25 September 2026

What this layer checks

Brazil and Article 6

Bilateral agreements
2
Authority for the Paris Agreement Crediting Mechanism
Appointed
Participation requirements for the Mechanism
Published
Cooperative approaches
0
Article 6.2 activities
0
Crediting Mechanism activities approved by the host
92
Crediting Mechanism activities registered
0

This is country-level context. It does not show whether this project is authorised.

Source: UN Article 6 tracking · Data as of 4 September 2026

What this layer checks

Recorded buyers

Organisations named in registry retirement records. Many retirements name no beneficiary, so this list is partial.

3.9% of retired tonnes name an organisation as beneficiary.

OrganisationTonnes retiredLatest year
FIFA20,7502014

Retired credits from this project? See what a company can still say about them under the EU green claims rules.

Source: Registry records · Data as of 1 June 2026

What this layer checks

Kitambar Switching Fuel Project is registered with Verra under the ams-i-e protocol, located in Brazil. As of 1 June 2026, registry records show 586,875 tonnes issued and 532,970 tonnes retired. This reflects registry-reported figures, not an independent quality assessment.

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Questions about this project

How many credits has Kitambar Switching Fuel Project issued?

586,875 tonnes of credits have been issued and 532,970 retired, according to registry records as of 1 June 2026.

What is the ICVCM status of this project's methodology?

Methodology assessed by ICVCM and not approved. The CCP label is applied to credits by the registry, issuance by issuance.

Which organisations have retired credits from Kitambar Switching Fuel Project?

Registry records name 1 organisation: FIFA. Many retirements name no beneficiary.

Registry data as of June 1, 2026