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SubjectOrganisation, project, product or another defined greenhouse gas statement
Assessment basisNamed standard, programme, methodology or agreed reporting criteria
OutcomeAn independent conclusion linked to the scope, evidence and assurance level
Begin with the claim

The service route depends on what the statement says—and when it is being assessed.

A corporate inventory, a future emissions-reduction project and a product carbon footprint are not the same assurance subject.

The boundary, calculation method, materiality, evidence trail, reporting period and intended users all influence the work required. A precise request prevents an assurance exercise from answering the wrong question.

Check whether the evidence is ready
Clarify these points first
01
What is the exact statement?

Define the inventory, claim, projection, project result or product footprint that requires independent assessment.

02
Which criteria apply?

Name the standard, programme, contractual requirement, reporting framework or calculation methodology.

03
Who will use the result?

Identify whether the output supports management, customers, investors, procurement, a programme or another defined audience.

04
Is the statement prospective or historical?

This distinction helps determine whether validation, verification or another form of review is relevant.

Scope noteService availability, competence, assurance level and any applicable accreditation coverage are confirmed only after the request and criteria have been reviewed.
Statement route finder

Choose the statement that needs independent assessment.

The route finder helps frame the initial enquiry. The final scope is agreed after reviewing the statement, criteria and evidence.

Recommended starting route

Organisational greenhouse gas inventory

Use this route when an organisation has quantified emissions for a defined reporting period and organisational boundary.

Typical evidenceBoundary decisions, source data, emissions factors, calculation files, controls, estimates, exclusions and the final inventory report.
Have readyReporting period, organisational boundary, facilities, source categories, methodology, materiality expectation and intended users.
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Validation or verification?

Use the timing and purpose of the statement to frame the route.

These terms are related, but they are not interchangeable. The applicable criteria remain the deciding reference.

01
Generally prospective

Validation

Validation typically examines whether assumptions, methods, plans or projected outcomes are reasonable for an intended future use.

  • Planned project or reduction activity
  • Prospective assumptions and scenarios
  • Methods, boundaries and intended outcomes
02
Generally historical

Verification

Verification typically examines a completed statement or reported data for a defined period against the applicable criteria and available evidence.

  • Reported inventory or footprint
  • Historical activity and source data
  • Calculation trail, controls and evidence

The terminology, assurance level, materiality and final conclusion must follow the applicable standard or programme—not a website summary.

Common reference criteria

Identify the document that defines how the statement should be prepared and assessed.

The list below is orientation only. Inclusion does not mean every criterion is available within TNV Global Limited’s current scope.

5 references shown
ISO 14064-1
OrganisationOrganisational GHG inventories

Commonly used for quantifying and reporting greenhouse gas emissions and removals at organisational level.

ISO 14064-2
ProjectGHG projects and project-level outcomes

Commonly used for project-level quantification, monitoring and reporting of emissions reductions or removal enhancements.

ISO 14064-3
AssuranceValidation and verification of GHG statements

Provides principles and requirements for validating or verifying greenhouse gas statements.

ISO 14067
ProductCarbon footprint of products

Commonly used for quantifying and reporting the greenhouse gas footprint of a product across a defined life cycle.

GHG Protocol
OrganisationCorporate and value-chain accounting

A widely used accounting framework for organisational inventories and value-chain emissions reporting.

Evidence readiness check

See whether the statement is ready to enter scope review.

Select the evidence areas already available. This does not determine conformity; it helps identify what may need clarification before a quotation or assurance plan can be prepared.

Readiness0%

Start with the statement and applicable criteria.

Professionals reviewing information together in a modern office
Data trailThe conclusion can be no stronger than the evidence linking source activity to the final statement.
What the assessment follows

Trace the statement from source data to the reported number.

A useful evidence trail explains where the data came from, how it was converted, which controls were applied and where professional judgement or estimation affected the result.

01Source activityMeter, invoice, fuel, travel, production or supplier information
02Calculation methodFactors, conversions, allocation, assumptions and models
03Review controlsOwnership, checks, approvals, changes and reconciliations
04Reported statementInventory, claim, footprint, disclosure or project result
Assurance process

Follow the work from request to independent conclusion.

The established six-stage interaction is reused so visitors encounter one consistent service journey across the website.

Your action

Provide the initial scope

Share the statement, methodology, supporting files, boundary, reporting period and intended purpose.

TNV action

Create a reviewable request

Identify missing information and confirm whether validation, verification or another route should be considered.

Output

Defined request record

A request that can move into competence, scope and commercial review.

Select a numbered stage or use the controls to move through the assurance route.
Assurance outputs

The output should show what was assessed, how and with what limitations.

The exact documents depend on the criteria and agreed engagement. The elements below explain the type of information a well-defined assurance file should make visible.

01Agreed scope and criteria

The statement, boundary, reporting period, criteria, assurance level, materiality and intended users.

02Assurance plan

Risk focus, evidence approach, sampling, site or remote activity and responsible contacts.

03Evidence and findings

Records reviewed, tests performed, inconsistencies identified and matters requiring correction or explanation.

04Management response

Corrections, clarifications and final evidence submitted before the conclusion is reached.

05Independent conclusion

A statement or opinion written in the form required by the applicable criteria, including scope and limitations.

Why organisations request assurance

The intended decision should be visible before the work begins.

Different users may need different assurance language, evidence depth and timing. The enquiry should identify who will rely on the output and for what decision.

ReportingSupport a published inventory or environmental statement

Independent assessment may be requested before information is shared with stakeholders or included in a wider report.

CustomerRespond to buyer or supply-chain requirements

Customers may request an assessed inventory, product footprint or programme-specific statement.

FinanceProvide evidence for a defined transaction or decision

The scope must reflect the exact reporting condition or information need established by the relevant party.

ProgrammeMeet a named scheme or contractual requirement

The programme rules, assurance level, reporting template and eligibility conditions should be supplied at the start.

Italy point of contactScope coordination from Napoli, with technical review aligned to the defined statement and criteria.
TNV in Italy

Prepare the request locally. Confirm the technical route before making claims.

The Italy contact route can help collect the initial statement, reporting criteria, supporting files and timing. Technical suitability, competence, delivery arrangements and any applicable accreditation coverage are confirmed through formal scope review.

Italy officeTNV Global Limited

Largo Alessandro Lala 16
CAP 80125, Napoli (NA), Italy

GHG service questions

Clarify the route before preparing the application.

These answers explain the website journey. The applicable criteria and formal engagement documents remain controlling.

What is the difference between validation and verification?

Validation generally addresses prospective assumptions, plans or projected outcomes, while verification generally addresses historical data or a completed statement. The applicable criteria determine the exact meaning and required process.

Which GHG statement types can be submitted?

An enquiry may relate to an organisational inventory, project statement, product carbon footprint or another defined programme or disclosure. Suitability and service availability are reviewed after the exact criteria are provided.

Does this page confirm accredited GHG scope?

No. This page explains the possible service journey. Any accreditation coverage must be checked against the current accreditation schedule and confirmed for the exact statement and criteria during scope review.

What should be submitted with the initial request?

Provide the statement, reporting period, boundary, methodology, applicable standard or programme, intended users, calculation files, principal source data and required timing.

Can the same process be used for every programme?

No. Programmes may define their own eligibility, terminology, assurance level, materiality, evidence and reporting requirements. The programme rules should be supplied with the request.

Begin with a defined statement

Ready to submit the GHG scope for review?

Share the statement, criteria, reporting period and intended use. The request can then be assessed for the appropriate validation, verification or review route.