Verification of Organizational Level Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Removals (ISO 14064-1:2018)

Under organization-level GHG verification, we support organizations and enterprises in verifying and reporting greenhouse gas emissions generated across their operations.

NCPC verify GHG emissions and/or removals at the organizational level based on ISO 14064-1 requirements which covers the design, development, management, reporting and verification of an organization’s GHG inventory.

We have vast experience spanning over a decade on verifications of organizational level emissions. Our verification audit offers a comprehensive solution for businesses committed to environmental sustainability.

Validation/Verification of Project Level Green House Gas Emissions and Removals

NCPC assists in the verification and reporting of project-level GHG emissions, ensuring that all relevant emissions associated with the project are accurately accounted in the inventory.

Verification of Carbon Footprint of Products

We verify quantified product-level GHG emissions, enabling manufacturers to effectively communicate their products’ emissions to relevant stakeholders.

Verification of Carbon Neutrality Claims

At NCPC, we believe that achieving industrial success should go hand in hand with environmental responsibility. We help you reach your business goals sustainably by guiding you on the path to carbon neutrality—ensuring growth with minimal environmental impact. It’s no longer enough to simply make a carbon-neutrality claim—independent verification is essential to ensure credibility, accuracy, and transparency.

Verification of Environmental Claims – Type II Environmental Labelling

In today’s sustainability-driven market, environmental claims are everywhere—”recyclable,” “biodegradable,” “eco-friendly,” and many more. But without clear definitions and verification, these labels risk being misleading or unsubstantiated. This is where ISO 14021:2016 comes in—providing a standardized framework for Type II Environmental Labelling, also known as self-declared environmental claims. Even though Type II claims are self-declared, they are still subject to legal, regulatory, and reputational scrutiny. Independent verification of these claims provides added assurance.

Verification of Environmental Claims – Type III Environmental Declarations

These declarations are intended for business-to-business communications helping purchasers and stakeholders compare the environmental performance of products and services objectively. Environment Product Declarations (EPDs) are based on Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) and develop according to Product Category Rules (PCR). Unlike marketing-driven claims, EPDs are science-based and transparent, offering a standardized approach to assessing environmental impacts throughout a product’s life cycle—from raw material extraction to end-of-life.