Engagements
By year, service, sector and responsible entity — filterable, and stated within confidentiality limits.
Engagements
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Evidence tested. Experience made visible.
Experience shown through records, not unqualified claims — and shown only to the extent that confidentiality allows.
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0 GHG verification engagementsCompleted during 2025
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0 Environmental Product DeclarationsSupported through product sustainability work
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0 Accredited programmesISO 14064-1 · 14064-2 · 14067 · 14068-1
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0 Countries inside the accredited scopeSaudi Arabia · Egypt · Oman
These figures relate to Energy Up International alone and do not aggregate the work of other group entities.
Why there is no logo wall
A logo wall would weaken exactly what we sell.
Verification relationships are confidential by nature. Publishing a wall of client logos would add less trust than it removes: a body that advertises who it examines invites the question of what it would not say about them. Client names appear only where written permission and supporting evidence exist. Everything else is published in a form that describes the work without identifying the client.
Sectors
Eight sectors, each with its own hard data points.
CementCement
Calcination, clinker factor and the alternative fuel mix.
Iron and steelIron and steel
Route, scrap, process gases and one heat across many products.
AluminiumAluminium
Anode effects, anode consumption and the electricity that does not count.
FertilisersFertilisers
N₂O abatement performance, and CO₂ that does not get a deduction.
No. Sector experience describes the technical ground we are competent on and accredited for. Client names and engagement details are confidential and are not published without written consent.
Through the statement check on this site, against the reference on the statement itself. Where a public register applies, the register governs over any description here.
No. Every engagement is assessed on its own — scope, competence, impartiality and the availability of evidence — before it is accepted.
Common questions
The questions that come before a contract.
These are the questions we are actually asked before an engagement starts. If yours is not here, ask it directly — a straight answer costs both sides less than a wrong assumption.
Request a pre-engagement review
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.