Responsible Forest Management
Forest Certification, whether for Sustainable Forest Management or Chain of Custody, demonstrates compliance with the most demanding standards through auditing by an independent third party, providing clients and stakeholders with assurances of the sustainability of management processes. ENCE certifies the sustainability of its forest management and the traceability of its forestry activity (both production and sales) through the FSC® (license numbers FSC-C099970 and FSC-C081854) and PEFC (license numbers PEFC/14-22-00010 and PEFC/14-33-00001) standards; and the sustainability of its biomass according to the Renewable Energy Directive (RED) through the SURE standard.
Sustainable Forest Management Certification
General Information (Spanish version)
Ence Forest Certification Group Meeting Minutes. May 2025
Ence Forest Certification Group Meeting Minutes. April 2024
Ence Forest Certification Group Meeting Minutes. May 2023
Ence Forest Certification Group Meeting Minutes. February 2022
Ence Forest Certification Group Meeting Minutes. ¨January 2022
Ence Forest Certification Group Meeting Minutes. October 2021
Ence Forest Certification Group Meeting Minutes. July 2020
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Ence Forest Certification Group Meeting Minutes. February 2020
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Ence Forest Certification Group Meeting Minutes. May 2019
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Ence Forest Certification Group Meeting Minutes. April 2017
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Ence Forest Certification Group Meeting Minutes. September 2016
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Ence Forest Certification Group Meeting Minutes. April 2016
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Ence Forest Certification Group Meeting Minutes. Dicember 2015
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Ence Forest Certification Group Meeting Minutes. October 2015
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Ence Forest Certification Group Meeting Minutes. June 2015
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Ence Forest Certification Group Meeting Minutes. February 2015
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Ence Forest Certification Group Meeting Minutes. January 2015
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Ence Group Policy
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Explication Ence Group Policy
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Ence, Energía y Celulosa Management Plan: Public Summary
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Forest Certification Group Manual: Rights and Responsibilities
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Forest Certification Group Manual: Rights and Responsibilities – Rights and duties
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Good Environmental Practices Manual
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Audit Reports (Spanish version)
Public Audit Report 2023 Ence
Public Audit Report 2022 Ence
Public Audit Report 2021 Ence
Public Audit Report 2020 Ence
Public Audit Report 2019 Ence
Public Audit Report 2018 Ence
Public Audit Report 2017 Ence
Public Audit Report 2016 Ence
Public Audit Report 2015 Ence
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Public Audit Report 2014 Ence
Public Audit Report 2013 Ence
PEFC Public Audit Report (license code PEFC/14-22-00010) (UNF Group)
PEFC Public Audit Report 2022 (UNF Group)
PEFC Public Audit Report 2021 (UNF Group)
PEFC Public Audit Report 2020 (UNF Group)
PEFC Public Audit Report 2019(UNF Group)
PEFC Public Audit Report 2018(UNF Group)
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PEFC Public Audit Report 2017(UNF Group)
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PEFC Public Audit Report 2016(UNF Group)
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PEFC Public Audit Report 2015(UNF Group)
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PEFC Public Audit Report 2014(UNF Group)
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PEFC Public Audit Report 2013(UNF Group)
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Certificates (Spanish version)
GFS Certificate
Chain of Custody Certificates
European Biomass Sustainability Directive (RED) and Anti-Deforestation Directive (EUDR)
In addition to voluntary standards related to sustainability, ENCE’s forest management is framed within compliance with two key directives for forest sustainability.
The European Renewable Energy Directives (RED III) aims to promote the use of renewable energy sources, including biomass, as part of the transition to a cleaner, more efficient, and sustainable energy system. ENCE trades forest biomass whose compliance with the Directive is accredited through SURE certification (https://sure-system.org/en-us/), which guarantees that the biomass used meets strict sustainability criteria.
Sure Certification
For its part, the European Anti-Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) seeks to ensure that products marketed in the EU—including timber—do not contribute to deforestation or forest degradation, whether legal or illegal. To this end, it requires companies to demonstrate the complete traceability of their supply chains back to the source, using due diligence systems. ENCE, in addition to complying with the Directive, has developed a specific application to help its suppliers comply with the regulation, reinforcing its commitment to forest protection.
