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The granting entity, and its responsibilities.
Global Energy Up is the group entity responsible for management-system certification. It owns the application, the audit programme, the technical review, the certification decision, the certificate register, surveillance, complaints and appeals for its certification clients.
The record
Entity facts, published only from official documents.
| Entity | Global Energy Up |
|---|---|
| Activity | Management-system certification |
| Governing standard | ISO/IEC 17021-1 |
| Accreditation body | Published only from the current official document |
| Accreditation number | Published only after matching against the accreditation body’s register |
| Accreditation scope | Shown per standard, from the official scope |
| Validity | Shown as it appears in the official document |
Governing note: each standard page states its accreditation status exactly as it appears in the current Global Energy Up documents. The phrase “accredited certification” and any accreditation symbol are used only where the standard and the activity fall inside the published official scope. The absence of accreditation evidence means the programme is presented without an accreditation claim — it is not a conclusion about an undocumented status.
Responsibilities
What this entity owns.
Audit programme
Team competence, audit planning and the conduct of Stage 1 and Stage 2.
Technical review
Independent review of the audit file before any decision is taken.
Certification decision
Taken by authorised personnel who did not participate in the audit.
Certificate register
The authoritative record of status: active, suspended, withdrawn, expired, superseded.
Complaints and appeals
Its own controlled workflows, entirely separate from the Energy Up International routes.
Relationship to Energy Up International
Two entities, two mandates, no shared decision.
Certification and verification are two different conformity assessment activities under two different standards, and they produce two different outputs. Where a client needs both, the engagements are contracted separately, staffed under their own competence rules and decided by different authorised persons.
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.