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A certificate in your hand shows a date. The register shows today.

If a management-system certificate has been presented to you, check its current status here before you rely on it.

Certificate Check

Global Energy Up management-system certificate register.

Printed on the certificate, usually below the certified scope.
ActiveSuspendedWithdrawnExpiredNot found

What the register shows

The certified entity, the standard, the certified scope, the sites and geography, the validity dates and the current status. A certificate applies only to the legal entity, sites, activities, standard and validity shown on it.

Suspended and withdrawn certificates are shown with their real status. Removing them would leave a holder able to present a document the register cannot contradict — which would destroy the value of the register.

Reading the result

  • Active — valid on today's date, for the scope shown and no more.
  • Suspended — invalid for its whole scope for the period of suspension; all claims of certification must stop.
  • Withdrawn — no longer certified; the mark must not be used and references must be corrected.
  • Expired — the validity period has ended without renewal.
  • Not found — no matching record. Check the number, then contact us before relying on the document.

What the public directory publishes   Mark rules

Looking for a verification statement instead?

Statements are a different register, at a different entity.

A validation or verification statement — for a GHG inventory, a project, a product footprint or a neutrality claim — is issued by Energy Up International LLC and checked in its own register. If the document names ISO 14064, ISO 14067 or ISO 14068-1 and states a level of assurance, you want the Statement Check.

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.