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The Carbon
Loss Register.

An open record of documented carbon-credit loss events, exposures and candidate signals. A loss event carries the document that decided it and the dates that document states; an exposure is a quantity with no date; a candidate is a signal whose cause the source does not state, and is not an established loss. Every row says which it is.

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Events, exposures and candidates.

02

Check your projects

Records, coverage and explicit gaps.

03

Explore the loss table

Each rate with its denominator.

Inside edition six

Six views of
the documented record.

Published 3 September 2026. The views have different evidence and coverage; their quantities do not form one total loss figure.

01

California

Compliance records with incident evidence and exposure quantities kept distinct.

02

Australia

ACCU relinquishments as recorded by the Clean Energy Regulator.

03

Voluntary events

Events dated to their deciding documents, alongside separately identified exposures.

04

Eligibility & revocation

The CDM to Article 6.4 transition and German UER revocation.

05

Candidate watchlist

Project status signals whose cause may not be stated.

06

Cancellation candidates

Derivative cancellation records, with registry confirmations identified separately.

A finding from the published record

258,848

ACCU units relinquished across 21 projects.

Australian Clean Energy Regulator register, retrieved 31 August 2026. A relinquishment is not automatically proof of project failure.

The quantity needs
its explanation.

Read the project, legal basis and stated date alongside the number. Different reasons for relinquishment should not be collapsed into one loss claim.

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A missing match
is a coverage answer.

The published lookup contains a defined coverage population of 15,080 projects. A result distinguishes records found, within coverage with nothing recorded, and outside coverage.

It does not establish that no loss occurred. The inclusion rules and source dates travel with the answer.

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