Decarbonising electricity, heating and cooling is essential to achieving energy and climate objectives. ISCC certification verifies the sustainability characteristics of alternative feedstocks used in the production of electricity, heating and cooling. Bioliquids, biogas, and solid biomass derived from alternative feedstocks can be certified under ISCC.
Electricity, heating, and cooling are major contributors to global greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. Biogas, solid biomass and bioliquids derived from alternative materials can significantly reduce climate impacts when compared to fossil-based alternatives. Reducing dependency on fossil fuels strengthens energy security and contributes to more resilient energy systems.
The following materials linked to alternative feedstocks can become certified under ISCC:
Our certification schemes are recognised by leading regulatory bodies, such as the European Commission, authorities in Japan and the Netherlands.
On our recognitions page you can explore all our recognitions and benchmarking successes in multiple sectors and markets.
Policy and voluntary frameworks are accelerating the shift to sustainable electricity, heating, and cooling.
The European Union’s framework establishing binding targets for renewable energy in transport, including GHG savings and eligible pathways.
Japan’s Feed-in Tariff (FIT) scheme plays a key role in expanding renewable electricity generation by providing financial incentives for eligible biomass-based power.
Aligning supply chains with verified emission reduction targets and transparent carbon accounting frameworks.