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A domain report on the four large hydropower plants in Nigeria sets out the facts for each plant and the routes open to it at the end of its life, and it is available on request.
Domain Report 1.1 measures the material, land and carbon at stake if onshore wind foundations keep being left in the ground, and it is available on request.
Updated protocols for onshore and offshore wind foundations set requirements for reusing foundations across turbine generations, and for the machinery and pollution involved in removing them.
A new protocol in the onshore wind standards requires turbine makers to declare the materials in each major component, from the blades to the tower. Any claim about how much of a turbine can be recycled has to name the recovery route for each material, and only routes already in industrial use count.
The Circular Asset Ledger
CAL is a material-agnostic registry designed to log an asset's physical specifications, condition and location from initial deployment. It is intended to draw on third-party standards, including CCI concrete benchmarks, metallurgical profiles and critical mineral criteria, to maintain material passports throughout an asset's operating life. It is under development.
- Material Intelligence: tracking physical composition, degradation history and fatigue to simplify audit and compliance during operations
- Forward Liquidity: giving secondary markets, re-manufacturers and civil off-takers visibility of upcoming material flows decades ahead of decommissioning
- Early Off-Take Execution: letting asset owners arrange commodity sales and second-life options well before an asset reaches end of life
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Briefings and supporting documentation are available on request.