RSB welcomes Evident as one of our newest members

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Evident, a world leader in certifying renewable energy and clean assets, has joined the Roundtable on Sustainable Biomaterials (RSB), underscoring its commitment to certifying sustainable practices and supporting robust sustainability practices.

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The Roundtable on Sustainable Biomaterials (RSB) is a globally recognised membership organisation that leverages its best-in-class sustainability framework to ensure that the transformation to a bio-based and circular economy is truly environmentally sustainable and socially just. As a member, Evident will actively contribute to RSB’s mission of advancing sustainable practices across various industries, including biomaterials.

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“We are thrilled to become a part of the RSB community and contribute to the critical work of promoting sustainability in biomaterials production,” said Ed Everson, CEO at Evident.

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“Having worked across the renewable energy sector for over 25 years, with many projects that include biomass and biogas, the emergence of new bioproducts means that requirements for the robust verification of biomaterials is essential. The leading work of RSB in providing trust in this area is essential in providing confidence in the environmental claims which Evident certifies. Joining RSB aligns perfectly with our commitment to environmental responsibility, and we look forward to collaborating with RSB and its members.”

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Max Eichelbaum, RSB Digital Solutions Manager and RSB Book & Claim Platform Lead, had this to say: “We are delighted to welcome Evident as one of our newest members of RSB. Their dedication and extensive experience in the renewable sector, coupled with their expertise in developing digital systems to drive sustainable impact, make them a valuable addition to our community.”

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“Evident’s contribution will be instrumental in shaping the future of our innovative systems. On behalf of the RSB and our stakeholders, we look forward to working closely together and making remarkable progress towards a more sustainable future.”