Observed signals, benchmarked delivery, and screening heuristics
Compare sustained issuance, delivery risk, dormancy, market overhang, and zero-issuance bottlenecks from one linked view.
Use plain English to jump into existing rankings, comparisons, and project lookups already built into the app.
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Question Mode is a shortcut into the app's existing analyses. It is useful for project lookups, ranked lists, and country or developer comparisons. It does not browse the web, read registry PDFs, explain causal reasons, or generate new analytics beyond what is already available here.
Grouped comparisons and ranked research answers from question mode appear here.
Projects meeting the sustained-issuance screen: long issuance span, at least 60% vintage-year persistence, and no long internal or current gap.
Top remaining-credit overhang by project, with unretired share shown beside absolute inventory volume.
Browse the full in-scope project list by country, developer, status, or issuance state. Use project number or name search to jump quickly into a specific project detail page.
Browse all projects in scope and click a project ID to open its detail page.
Start here for projects with zero observed issuance through 2025. This view keeps the structured maturity screen separate from the document-derived recency screen.
Projects with zero observed issuance by end-2025, split into early-stage versus mature/stalled with a start-year threshold.
Status chart shows all never-issued projects split into mature or stalled, early-stage, and start year unavailable. Country chart ranks only countries with at least one mature or stalled never-issued project.
Separate document-derived read on never-issued projects, based on Verra document names and upload dates.
These are document-derived signals only. Recency is shown in fixed bands based on years since latest document upload.
This view combines observed dormancy, a simple issued-versus-expected benchmark, and the heuristic screens for inactivity and underdelivery.
Scatter across the full subset. X is estimated annual emissions reductions and Y is total issued credits.
Gap-aware screen using historical reissuance, status, and single-issuance penalty.
Screen combining issued-versus-expected shortfall, sparse issuance, and inactivity.
Linked shortlist of projects returning after long quiet periods. This is gap length, not total issuance age.
Projects that issued once and have no observed reissuance after a threshold.
Based on issuance-year gaps. This is an observed reissuance curve, not a literal project death curve.
Highest document stage reached and document-family mix for never-issued versus issued projects.
Highest stage reached is inferred from document metadata. Document-family presence is shown as a comparison with issued projects.