ISO 14064 Greenhouse Gas Validation & Verification
Your trusted partner for ISO 14064 GHG validation and verification — delivering transparent, impartial, and credible results for organizations and projects worldwide.
What is ISO 14064?
ISO 14064 provides internationally-recognized guidance for the quantification, monitoring, reporting, validation and verification of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and removals.
- ISO 14064-1: Organizational-level GHG inventories (scope 1, 2, and relevant scope 3).
- ISO 14064-2: Project-level GHG activities — baselines, monitoring, and quantified emissions reductions/removals.
Why Choose TRANS?
Impartial & Independent
We maintain clear governance to avoid conflicts of interest and uphold impartial decision-making.
Experienced Experts
Qualified verifiers with cross-sector experience across energy, manufacturing, agriculture and services.
Tailored Services
We offer independent verifications of greenhouse gas inventories at the company level as per ISO 14064-1 and validating and annually verifying your climate protection projects in accordance with ISO 14064-2
Trust & Reputation
Transparent methods, documented evidence trails and clear reporting — designed for stakeholder confidence.
Benefits of Verification
- Increases the environmental integrity of greenhouse gas quantification.
- Improves the credibility, consistency, and transparency of quantifying, monitoring, reporting, verifying, and validating greenhouse gases.
- Facilitates the development and implementation of greenhouse gas management strategies and plans.
- Aids in the development and execution of mitigation measures through emission reductions and enhancements in greenhouse gas removal.
- Provides the ability to track performance and progress.
- in reducing greenhouse gas emissions and/or improving greenhouse gas removal.
Our Services
Organizational GHG Verification (ISO 14064-1)
Verification of scope 1, scope 2 and applicable scope 3 emissions, data systems, methodologies and reporting.
Project Validation & Verification (ISO 14064-2)
Baseline development, monitoring plan review, and independent verification of project emission reductions or removals.
Programme & Protocol Compliance
Verification against programme rules or independent schemes where required.
Note: At present, these verification and validation services are offered as unaccredited opinions. While our process follows the principles of ISO/IEC 17029 and ISO 14065, we are not yet an accredited validation/verification body (VVB). Clients may use our independent statements for voluntary disclosure, internal assurance, or stakeholder engagement.
Verification Process — Step-by-step
Application
Applicant submits claims, objectives, scope, criteria, and assurance levels.
Planning
Experts evaluate risks and develop a detailed verification plan.
Execution
Verification team conducts on-site and remote assessments.
Findings
All misstatements or non-conformances must be resolved.
Conclusions
Draft conclusion prepared ensuring issues are addressed.
Independent Review
Review conducted independently to ensure impartiality.
Opinion & Report
Final verified opinion and report are issued.
Use of Opinions, Reports, and Marks
We maintain rules governing references to our verification and validation opinions, reports, marks and logos. Clients must adhere to:
- Opinions or reports must be communicated in their entirety if made public (ISO 14065:10.3.3).
- Marks, logos, and labels shall not be used in a way that misleads intended users or impairs our reputation.
- References must only relate to the validated/verified claim and shall not imply product certification.
- All references must ensure traceability back to our body and the issued validation/verification statement.
Q & A
What is the difference between validation and verification?
Validation assesses forward-looking claims (e.g., project estimates, baselines and methodologies) for reasonableness. Verification assesses historic or reported data (e.g., organizational inventories) for accuracy and compliance with stated criteria.
What assurance levels do you offer?
We offer Reasonable assurance (higher confidence; more substantive procedures) and Limited assurance (moderate confidence; targeted procedures). The choice depends on the client’s objectives and stakeholder expectations.
What is materiality in GHG verification?
Materiality defines the threshold where misstatements or omissions could influence intended users’ decisions. Only issues above the materiality threshold must normally be corrected for a positive opinion.
What are the possible outcomes of a verification?
Typical outcomes:
- Unmodified opinion – where there are no misstatements, non-conformances or caveats that the intended user needs to be aware of in relation to the statement/claim.
- Modified opinion where misstatements, non-conformances or caveats that the intended user needs to be made aware of exist but are not material, in relation to the statement/claim.
- Adverse opinion where the existence of material misstatements or non-conformances are identified, or insufficient information of evidence has been supplied to enable BSI to conclude that no material misstatements or non-conformances exist.
Contact Us
Start your ISO 14064 validation or verification
Send us your claim details, scope, and desired assurance level. We'll get back with a pre-engagement review and proposed plan.
Email: info@transcert.com.my
Phone: +60139108724
