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Accreditation & Compliance · Accreditation Programs

Accreditation that means something to regulators and markets.

EDAT operates in alignment with ISO 14065 and ISO/IEC 17029 — the international standards that define credible GHG validation and verification bodies.

Our Accreditation Status

Why accreditation matters — and what ours means.

ISO 14065 is the international standard that specifies the requirements for bodies that validate or verify GHG statements. ISO/IEC 17029 is the broader standard for all validation and verification bodies. Accreditation by a recognised national accreditation body (such as ANAB, UKAS, or JAS-ANZ) confirms that a verification body's quality management system, personnel competence, and impartiality controls have been independently assessed against these standards.

EDAT operates under an ISO 14065 and ISO/IEC 17029 aligned quality management system and is actively pursuing formal accreditation from a recognised accreditation body. Our current accreditation status and scope are published transparently on our accreditation page and updated as our scope evolves.

Standards & Frameworks Applied

ISO 14065ISO/IEC 17029ISO 14066ISO 14064-3ILAC RequirementsIAF Requirements
What You Get

Why this matters

Standards Alignment

EDAT's quality management system is structured around ISO 14065 and ISO/IEC 17029 — the same standards accreditation bodies assess against.

Transparent Status

Our accreditation status, scope, and application progress are published and updated — no opaque claims about equivalence or alignment.

Registry Acceptance

Engagements structured to meet the procedural and documentation requirements of major carbon registries and reporting frameworks.

Defensible Opinions

Every assurance opinion is independently reviewed before issue — the structural control that accreditation bodies look for.

Our Approach

How the engagement works

01

QMS Alignment

Quality management system built around ISO 14065 and ISO/IEC 17029 requirements — document control, personnel competence, impartiality.

02

Accreditation Application

Formal application to a recognised national accreditation body — assessment of QMS, personnel records, and sample engagement files.

03

Ongoing Surveillance

Annual surveillance audits by the accreditation body, maintaining scope currency and responding to standard revisions.

Questions about our accreditation status?

Contact us directly to discuss our current scope, accreditation timeline, and how it applies to your specific engagement requirement.