The ISCC Principles

To reduce environmental impacts, use resources more efficiently, and improve the capacity to adapt to, mitigate, and build resilience to climate change, biomass used in food, feed, chemical and energy markets must be produced sustainably. This means that the production of biomass should follow best environmental, social and economic practices. Areas, which are biodiverse or rich in carbon, which serve to protect threatened or vulnerable species, or which are of other ecological or cultural importance, need to be protected and should not be degraded or destroyed for biomass production. ISCC’s goal is to implement exactly that. 

This Certification enables our company to supply fully Sustainable & Traceable Biofuels, helping customers to meet ESG requirements and lower instantly their GHG Emissions.