Defend and act on your GHG data with independent assurance

We check how your greenhouse gas data is collected, calculated, and reported. The result is an assured statement you can publish with confidence.

Give your GHG numbers credibility with assurance

Regulators increasingly view self-reported emissions with scrutiny. Independent assurance turns your GHG inventory from a claim into verified data.

Independent assurance

We provide assurance over Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions data, in line with ISAE 3410 and AA1000.

Numbers you can defend

We test the data, calculations and supporting evidence so your reported emissions can stand up to external scrutiny.

Better data systems

We identify gaps in how emissions data is collected, managed and reported.

Business impact

Assured GHG data gives investors, regulators, and buyers greater confidence in your emissions information.

Emissions data that no one has independently checked

Self-reported numbers are viewed with skepticism. We independently verify your GHG inventory, turning it into an assured dataset.

Weak internal controls behind the numbers

We assess not just the numbers but the reporting systems that produced them, and flag it if they need strengthening.

No readiness for the assurance scrutiny ahead

Assurance requirements are growing. We help you prepare your data and systems before it becomes mandatory

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Methodology and data systems review

We review your GHG inventory methodology and internal controls to understand how your emissions data is produced.

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Evidence sampling and site verification

We sample supporting evidence, conduct site visits, and test data processes against the assurance standards.

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Process testing

We test the measurement and reporting processes behind your Scope 1, 2, and 3 data.

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Findings and recommendations

We share findings, flag gaps, and provide recommendations to strengthen your data systems for future assurance cycles.

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Independent assurance statement

A formal assurance statement issued in line with ISAE 3410 and AA1000, ready for your sustainability report.

Independent assurance statement

A formal statement over your GHG inventory, suitable for your sustainability report or regulatory filings.

Verified emissions data

Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions independently verified against your methodology and evidence base.

Process and controls assessment

An evaluation of the reporting systems behind your GHG data, with identified gaps and improvement areas.

Management letter

Detailed recommendations for strengthening your data systems and evidence trails for future reporting cycles.

Assurance-ready framework

Suggestions to build the internal infrastructure needed for recurring annual assurance cycles.

Straight answers on GHG verification

Start with the questions teams ask most about standards, assurance levels, and timelines, then bring us your inventory details.

What is GHG assurance?

GHG assurance is an independent verification of an organization's greenhouse gas inventory and reported emissions data, confirming it has been calculated and reported in line with the relevant standard, such as ISO 14064-3 or AA1000AS.

What is the difference between limited and reasonable assurance for GHG data?

Limited assurance provides a moderate level of confidence based on inquiries and analytical procedures, while reasonable assurance involves more extensive testing and provides a higher level of confidence, similar to a financial audit.

Why is GHG assurance important?

Independent GHG assurance builds credibility with regulators, investors and customers, supports compliance with disclosure regulations, and strengthens the reliability of claims used in CDP, SBTi or net-zero reporting.

What standards do you use for GHG assurance?

We conduct GHG assurance engagements in line with recognized standards such as ISO 14064-3 and AA1000AS (A1000), tailored to the scope and assurance level required.

How long does a GHG assurance engagement take?

Most GHG assurance engagements take a few weeks, depending on the size and complexity of the inventory and how quickly supporting evidence is provided.