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Normec Verifavia is a recognized specialist in environmental requirements validation and compliance verification within various transportation sectors, such as shipping, aviation and road transport. In addition, the company supports diverse sustainability initiatives, including recycling, carbon insetting and offsetting, and other environment-related pathways. With independent assessments with integrity, Normec Verifavia supports organizations in promoting sustainability and realizing a greener future.

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Accreditations & Recognitions

Normec Verifavia is approved by three National Accreditation Bodies (NABs) to conduct to conduct independent verification / validation of greenhouse gases claims under the ISO 17029 standard - COmittee of FRance for ACcreditation (COFRAC) - Singapore Accreditation Council (SAC) - United Kingdom Accreditation Services (UKAS)

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22 May 2026

Addressing Non-CO₂ Impacts in Aviation: A Path to Sustainable Flights.

Introduction Aviation's environmental impact goes beyond CO₂ emissions, with non-CO₂ effects such as contrail formation and nitrogen oxides (NOₓ), playing a significant role in global warming. To address this, the European Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2024/2493 extends the Monitoring, Reporting, and Verification (MRV) framework to cover non-CO₂ aviation effects, marking a significant step toward sustainable aviation practices. Consequently, from January 1st, 2025, aircraft operators will have to monitor their non-CO₂ effects.

20 May 2026

Navigating ICAO's CORSIA in the first phase

As CORSIA enters its first phase (2024-2026), significant changes to compliance requirements have been introduced from 2024, marking a shift in regulatory standards and expectations; most notable is the shift from the baseline to 85% of CO₂ emissions in 2019 covered by offset requirements. With a likely positive sectoral growth factor (SGF), aircraft operators will have to cancel emission units for the next few years and submit an emission unit cancellation report (EUCR) for the first phase (2024-2026). To meet these requirements, operators can also use CORSIA-eligible fuels and benefit from reductions.

19 May 2026

FuelEU Maritime - Compliance steps for ship operators.

FuelEU Maritime is a crucial regulation aimed at decarbonizing the maritime industry in line with the EU's overarching climate goals. This guide provides advanced insights and specific operational details essential for shipping companies to effectively ensure compliance and strategically plan their activities.

19 May 2026

CORSIA 2024: Important updates and compliance guidelines for EEA and non-EEA aircraft operators

The Carbon Offsetting and Reduction Scheme for International Aviation (CORSIA), developed by the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), is the first global market-based initiative aimed at achieving carbon-neutral growth in aviation from 2020. The framework for CORSIA is outlined in Annex 16, Volume IV of the Convention on International Civil Aviation, and aims to offset carbon emissions beyond the 2019 level. It includes requirements for the monitoring, reporting and verification (MRV) of emissions and the implementation of offsetting mechanisms. Important updates have been made with the publication of the second edition of SARP Annex 16, Volume IV, effective July 31, 2023 and applicable from Jan. 1, 2024. These changes apply to both European Economic Area (EEA) and non-EEA operators. This newsletter provides an overview of the major updates in the SARPs and relevant EU directives.

15 May 2026

Assessing the impact of low-carbon marine fuels: A technical audit of emission reductions and sustainability verification.

Freight transportation makes a significant contribution to greenhouse gas emissions. Reducing these emissions is a challenging task due to the complexity and scale of freight networks. While the financial burden often falls on freight carriers, shippers and logistics service providers (LSPs) can play a critical role in alleviating this challenge. By partnering with carriers, they can share the burden and demonstrate their commitment to a low-carbon economy. One promising approach to this is through low-carbon fuel programs.

15 May 2026

Aviation Carbon 2024, a great success!

Aviation Carbon 2024, co-organized by Normec Verifavia, successfully concluded on November 26, 2024, reinforcing its status as the longest-running "must-attend" aviation sustainability event. Thank you to all participants for making this possible! The conference brought together various stakeholders, including airlines, fuel suppliers, carbon market experts, policy makers and environmental organizations, to discuss the latest developments in sustainability, compliance and implications for the industry.

15 May 2026

Essential compliance for ReFuelEU aviation 2023/2405

The implementation of ReFuelEU imposes obligations on fuel suppliers, Union airports and aircraft operators, which are discussed in the following subsections.

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Frequently asked questions

Normec Verifavia supports organizations with independent verification, validation and audits in the areas of emissions, sustainability and compliance. The company helps organizations within the aviation, maritime and transport sectors to comply with international laws and regulations around emissions and sustainability.

Normec Verifavia supports organizations within the aviation, shipping, logistics and transportation sectors, among others. In addition, the company helps organizations with sustainability issues around emission reduction, fuels and ESG verification.

Among other things, Normec Verifavia supports organizations with verification and compliance around EU ETS, UK ETS, CORSIA, FuelEU Maritime, IMO DCS, CII, SEEMP and SAF programs. In doing so, the company helps organizations demonstrate compliance with international emissions and sustainability regulations.

EU ETS is the European emissions trading system where shipping companies are required to monitor, report and offset their greenhouse gas emissions with emission allowances. These regulations apply to ships over 5,000 GT calling at European ports.

Normec Verifavia checks and verifies emission reports, monitoring plans and sustainability data. In doing so, specialists assess whether the data supplied comply with applicable international regulations and verification requirements.

Yes, Normec Verifavia is accredited to international standards such as ISO 17029 and ISO 14065. It holds accreditations from COFRAC, UKAS and SAC, among others, for verification and validation services.

Organizations choose Normec Verifavia because of its combination of technical expertise, international experience and independent verification. With specialized teams within aviation, marine and sustainability, the company supports organizations with complex emissions and compliance issues worldwide.