LMS Generation
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Primary activity : Project developerThe person or organisation that set up an offset generating project for the purpose of selling carbon offsets and reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Price (per tonne CO2e) : AU$11 - AU$50+
Summary
LMS Generation's view on the role of carbon offsets in addressing climate change"LMS have been advocating the role of carbon offsets for nearly 20 years with the Company's first project and offset agreement signed in 2001. LMS believe that carbon offsets play an important role in controlling emissions and also provide a pathway for individual voluntary contributions to a global issue."
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Summary
Role in the Carbon Offset Market[Q1]Project developerMain client base[Q3]Large CorporationsOffset Products
Offset Products
Price(s) per tonne[Q17]AU$11 - AU$50+Project Type(s)[Q26]- Methane landfillProject Location(s)[Q27]- AustraliaOffers offsets packaged with other services? (such as footprinting, carbon neutrality etc)[Q10]No
[Find out more about project types]Offset Quality
Offset Quality
Offsets generated and sold by LMS Generation[Q33a]- Greenhouse FriendlySee AGO GFOther offsets generated and sold by LMS Generation[Q33b]-Do you provide quality assurance or technical documentation on your web site or on request?[Q16]NoIs this organisation third party independently audited for the retirement of offsets and / or RECs?No
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Resources
Do you provide a carbon footprint calculation service for your customers?[Q12]- No
[Find out more about carbon offsetting]Projects
Project Information
Buderim Renewable Energy Facility | QLD
General Information
[Q22, Q25]Own Project | Landfill gasThe gas that is generated by the decomposition of waste in landfills. extraction and combustion via flare.
Price per tonne of CO2e[Q24]Confidential
Project Type(s)[Q26]- Methane landfillProject Location(s)[Q27, Q28]Australia | QLDProject Size (tonnes of CO2e)[Q29]Approx 20,000 tonnes per year. 93,483 to date.Quality
Date project started to generate verified emission reductions (VERs) / offset credits[Q31]- 1 Jan 2005Crediting period of the project (in years)[Q32]- Abatement approval is reissued every 2 yearsAccreditation or certification achieved 9 October 2009[Q33a]- Greenhouse FriendlySee AGO GFOther accreditation or certification achieved 9 October 2009[Q33b]-Registry on which project is registered[Q36]- Registered with Greenhouse Friendly Program Administrator (internal records)Process followed for retiring offsets from this project off the market[Q37]- We transfer the abatement into the clients name to retire at their convenienceRetirement of abatement verified to your client via[Q38] - Certificate (with individualised Serial Number/s of abatementA reduction in the amount or intensity of greenhouse gas emissions as a result of actions taken by a company or individual. to cross check at a later date)Ancillary or co-benefits of the project[Q39]- • delivers proven environmental benefits at low cost to the community • reduces greenhouse pollution • creates jobs throughout regional and urban Australia
Darwin Renewable Energy Facility | NT General Information
[Q22, Q25]Own Project | Landfill gasThe gas that is generated by the decomposition of waste in landfills. extraction and combustion via internal combustion engine.
Price per tonne of CO2e[Q24]Confidential
Project Type(s)[Q26]- Methane landfillProject Location(s)[Q27, Q28]Australia | NTProject Size (tonnes of CO2e)[Q29]Approx 40,000 tonnes per year. 166,263 tonnes to date.Quality
Date project started to generate verified emission reductions (VERs) / offset credits[Q31]- 1 Jan 2005Crediting period of the project (in years)[Q32]- Abatement approval reissued every 2 yearsAccreditation or certification achieved 9 October 2009[Q33a]- Greenhouse FriendlySee AGO GFOther accreditation or certification achieved 9 October 2009[Q33b]-Registry on which project is registered[Q36]- RECsRenewable Energy Certificates in Australia are issued by the Australian Government's Office of Renewable Energy Regulator. They are equivalent to one-megawatt hour of renewable electricity. RECs can be bought and sold both by electricity retailers and by other businesses in order to meet the legal requirements of MRET. Registry
- Registered with Greenhouse Friendly Program Administrator (internal records)Process followed for retiring offsets from this project off the market[Q37]- We transfer the abatement into the clients name to retire at their convenienceRetirement of abatement verified to your client via[Q38] - Certificate (with individualised Serial Number/s of abatementA reduction in the amount or intensity of greenhouse gas emissions as a result of actions taken by a company or individual. to cross check at a later date)Ancillary or co-benefits of the project[Q39]- delivers proven environmental benefits at low cost to the community • reduces greenhouse pollution • distributed generation of renewable energy every year • produces renewable energy certificates • saves litres of water each year • supports investment in Australia • creates jobs throughout regional and urban Australia
Atlas Renewable Energy Facility | WA General Information
[Q22, Q25]Own Project | Landfill gasThe gas that is generated by the decomposition of waste in landfills. extraction and combustion via internal combustion engine.
Price per tonne of CO2e[Q24]Confidential
Project Type(s)[Q26]- Methane landfillProject Location(s)[Q27, Q28]Australia | WAProject Size (tonnes of CO2e)[Q29]Approx 40,000 tonnes per year Total 183,297 to dateQuality
Date project started to generate verified emission reductions (VERs) / offset credits[Q31]- 1 Jan 2004Crediting period of the project (in years)[Q32]- Abatement approval reissued every 2 yearsAccreditation or certification achieved 9 October 2009[Q33a]- Greenhouse FriendlySee AGO GFOther accreditation or certification achieved 9 October 2009[Q33b]-Registry on which project is registered[Q36]- RECsRenewable Energy Certificates in Australia are issued by the Australian Government's Office of Renewable Energy Regulator. They are equivalent to one-megawatt hour of renewable electricity. RECs can be bought and sold both by electricity retailers and by other businesses in order to meet the legal requirements of MRET. Registry
- Registered with Greenhouse Friendly Program Administrator (internal records)Process followed for retiring offsets from this project off the market[Q37]- We transfer the abatement into the clients name to retire at their convenienceRetirement of abatement verified to your client via[Q38] - Certificate (with individualised Serial Number/s of abatementA reduction in the amount or intensity of greenhouse gas emissions as a result of actions taken by a company or individual. to cross check at a later date)Ancillary or co-benefits of the project[Q39]- delivers proven environmental benefits at low cost to the community • reduces greenhouse pollution • distributed generation of renewable energy every year • produces renewable energy certificates • saves litres of water each year • supports investment in Australia • creates jobs throughout regional and urban Australia
South Cardup Renewable Energy Facility | WA General Information
[Q22, Q25]Own Project | Landfill gasThe gas that is generated by the decomposition of waste in landfills. extraction and combustion via flare and/or internal combustion engine
Price per tonne of CO2e[Q24]Confidential
Project Type(s)[Q26]- Methane landfillProject Location(s)[Q27, Q28]Australia | WAProject Size (tonnes of CO2e)[Q29]Approx 120,000 tonnes CO2e per year. 521,198 tonnes to date.Quality
Date project started to generate verified emission reductions (VERs) / offset credits[Q31]- 1 Jul 2001Crediting period of the project (in years)[Q32]- Abatement approval is reissued every 2 yearsAccreditation or certification achieved 9 October 2009[Q33a]- Greenhouse FriendlySee AGO GFOther accreditation or certification achieved 9 October 2009[Q33b]-Registry on which project is registered[Q36]- RECsRenewable Energy Certificates in Australia are issued by the Australian Government's Office of Renewable Energy Regulator. They are equivalent to one-megawatt hour of renewable electricity. RECs can be bought and sold both by electricity retailers and by other businesses in order to meet the legal requirements of MRET. Registry
- Registered with Greenhouse Friendly Program Administrator (internal records)Process followed for retiring offsets from this project off the market[Q37]- We transfer the abatement into the clients name to retire at their convenienceRetirement of abatement verified to your client via[Q38] - Certificate (with individualised Serial Number/s of abatementA reduction in the amount or intensity of greenhouse gas emissions as a result of actions taken by a company or individual. to cross check at a later date)Ancillary or co-benefits of the project[Q39]- • delivers proven environmental benefits at low cost to the community • reduces greenhouse pollution • distributed generation of renewable energy every year • produces renewable energy certificates • saves litres of water each year • supports investment in Australia • creates jobs throughout regional and urban AustraliaContact Details
Contact Details
For more information please contact:
LMS Generation
www.lms.com.au
08 8357 2777
2/48 King William Road, Goodwood SA 5034Information Submitted by LMS Generation on 9 October 2009
