CERTIFICATION DOCUMENTS

Use our Certification Documents to guide your application process.

The process to apply for certification is easy to follow. The documents help you guide your way through the process towards a successful audit, so your project can be certified as quickly as possible. The certification guide outlines the process to follow step by step.

RSB Certification Documents

Before applying for certification, select which type of certification is most applicable. There is a choice of RSB Standards to which you can be certified, described below. The RSB is happy to advise you on the best standard for your operation.

  • RSB EU RED STANDARD
  • RSB Global Standard
  • RSB Advanced Products Standard
  • RSB Smallholder Standard
  • RSB Low Indirect Land Use Change (ILUC) Standard
  • RSB EU RED STANDARD

    For biofuel producers in the EU, or selling into the EU, RSB EU RED Standard is the appropriate choice.

    RSB EU RED Standard

     

  • RSB Global Standard

    For biofuel producers in other regions, the RSB Global Standard may be a better fit.

    RSB Global Standard

  • RSB Advanced Products Standard

    For producers of bio-based materials, or biochemicals, then the RSB Advanced Products Standard should be used.

    RSB Advanced Products Standard

  • RSB Smallholder Standard

    For smallholders, the RSB Smallholder Standard can be used.

    RSB Smallholder Standard

  • RSB Low Indirect Land Use Change (ILUC) Standard

    RSB Low Indirect Land Use Change (iLUC) is a voluntary addition for operators wishing to make a “low iluc risk” claim.

    RSB Low Indirect Land Use Change (ILUC) Standard

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Testimonial

“Bioenergy can make an important contribution to providing access to sustainable energy for all. Credible sustainability standards, such as the one developed by the RSB, help manage risks on a project level and promote best practices among producers and processors, complementing sound regional and national energy planning and policy.”

UN Environment Programme (UNEP)