Choosing a certified pellet supplier (tender)

ENplus^®  Head Office would like to provide advice so that when choosing a pellet supplier within any tender, technicians know how to choose a company that complies with the certification.

Which pellet suppliers are certified by ENplus^®?

The ENplus^® certification covers the entire supply chain, meaning that both pellet producers and pellet traders can apply and get certified. Each ENplus^® certified producer endorses a unique ENplus^® ID from XX 001 to XX 299 (wherein XX stands for the country code) and each ENplus^® certified trader endorses a unique ENplus^® ID from XX 301 to XX 899 (wherein XX stands for the country code).

How can I check if a company is certified?

You can find the lists of certified pellet producers and traders on our website https://www.enplus-pellets.eu/, within the section “Certifications”.

Youcan also use the search bar on the home page to search by company name or ID number. Once you access the profile page of a particular company, pay attention to the Status of certificate. Companies with active status are holders of active certificates and are trustworthy.

What happens if a trader presents the certificate of a certified producer (the one of the company from which it buys pellets), but the trader itself does not have a certificate?

In this case, the pellets are NOT ENplus^® certified since the trader is not certified and therefore there’s no evidence the company meets the ENplus^® requirements for ensuring the pellet quality.

It is mandatory that the company bidding for the tender has a valid certificate associated with its name, VAT number and a unique ENplus^® ID number.