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Accredited verification begins after the formal grant.

This page explains a future service. It does not offer that service today, and nothing on it should be read as an offer.

CBAM accreditation status

Assessment underway — not yet granted

Energy Up International's application for accreditation as a CBAM verifier has been formally accepted by ACCREDIA under case C DC 07/2026, and the assessment process is underway. Accredited CBAM verification will be offered only after formal accreditation is granted and only within the approved scope.

Last updated: 01 September 2026 Owner: Compliance and Accreditation Officer Review cycle: Monthly
After the grant

What acceptance will depend on.

After a grant, an engagement will be accepted only where the sector and activity fall inside the approved scope, where the competence and independence exist, and where there is enough time to perform the examination the risk requires.

The contract will define the installation, the goods, the reporting period, the applicable rules, the intended user and the Registry outputs.

Accreditation does not guarantee acceptance of every request, and verification does not guarantee any particular emissions value. A verifier who guarantees the number before examining the evidence is not a verifier.
Meanwhile

What is genuinely available today.

  • A non-accredited readiness review of the evidence file, with full separation from any later verification function — see pre-verification services.
  • General training on CBAM requirements and on what a verifier examines — see training.
  • Product carbon footprint verification under ISO 14067, only for products inside the published EGAC scope — see product carbon footprint.

None of these outputs is a CBAM verification report and none is marketed as one.

Describe the claim — not the service.

Tell us what must be relied on, who will rely on it and by what date. We will confirm the correct programme, evidence requirement and responsible entity — or tell you it is outside our scope.