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Parallel to the tense situation on the pellets market in Germany and Europe, we have noticed that an increasing number of forged ENplus® certificates are in circulation. We are receiving more and more enquiries about the authenticity of ENplus® certificates.
For this reason, we would like to advise caution and provide assistance on how you can check the authenticity of your certificate.
You can find all currently certified producers, traders and service providers on the ENplus website.
Please note that any company that is not on these lists (either because the certification process is still ongoing or because they are using fake or foreign ENplus® IDs) does NOT have a valid ENplus® ID and is not allowed to sell pellets as ENplus®.
If you are aware of or affected by such cases, please feel free to send evidence documents to us via our contact form or to the standard setter.
Unfortunately, there is no such thing as 100% certainty: we have also received forged certificates issued in the name of certified companies.
If you have any concerns or suspicions, please contact your certification body and the European Pellet Council (EPC).
With kind regards,
your Control Union team
Christin Bauer - ENplus®
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