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Certificates
To ensure that we meet your needs at all times, we fulfill the latest requirements and have the necessary certificates to show for it.
Certified to DIN EN ISO 9001:2015
We have been certified continuously to DIN EN ISO 9001:2015 since 2005.
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TISAX certified
Since 2021 we have the highest possible security certification.
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Certified as Climate Neutral Company
PROTEMA has been climate neutral since 2019.
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Certified to DIN EN ISO
PROTEMA and our subsidiary LOPREX GmbH have been certified to DIN EN ISO since March 2005.
Annual monitoring audits and successful re-certification are testament to the quality of our work. This assures you, the customer, that the quality of the consulting that you receive is the result of optimized and continuously improved processes and gives you a guarantee that we employ these systematically.
Preliminary TISAX certified
We attach the highest importance to the data security of our customers. Since 2021, the PROTEMA Group has been TISAX certified and thus meets a quality standard for the secure exchange of sensitive data.
As part of our consulting services, we guarantee our customers a high level of information security, confidentiality and data protection. With the TISAX certification we set an important milestone in the field of information security. The auditors confirm PROTEMA the assessment level 3 ("Very high protection requirement"). It represents the highest protection goal of this security certification.
Certified as Climate Neutral Company
Protecting the climate plays an important role for PROTEMA. We attach great importance to keeping the environmental footprint left by our business activities as small as possible and to minimize the release of climate damaging CO2 emissions. PROTEMA purchases climate friendly electricity from renewable energy sources, and we use public transportation whenever possible for business travel on our mandates.
But we will go one step further in climate protection: In order to avoid impact on our climate as far as possible, we will compensate the remaining CO2 emissions caused by the heating of our buildings, the consumption of paper and other resources, or the commuting of our employees. PROTEMA is thus a climate neutral company.
The principle of CO2 compensation
The compensation of CO2 emissions is based on the principle of global climate balance: For the climate, it is irrelevant where in the world emissions are generated and where they are saved. Therefore, it is possible to compensate for unavoidable emissions that occur in one place on earth through additional climate protection measures in another place.
The Clean Development Mechanism under the umbrella of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change has established an uniform, globally recognized procedure for CO2 compensation. As a complement to the reduction of avoidable greenhouse gas emissions, compensation makes an important contribution to achieving climate targets.
Which projects does PROTEMA support with the climate certificates?
To compensate for the CO2 emissions generated, we support three certified climate protection projects in India, Thailand and Unganda. By supporting the three projects, the exact amount of CO2 is saved that corresponds to the remaining emissions from our business activities. All projects are certified according to the Verified Carbon Standard or the Gold Standard and thus meet ambitious and internationally recognized standards. The emission savings achieved are regularly verified and confirmed by independent experts. In addition to the avoided CO2 emissions, the projects bring further very tangible benefits for local people and the environment - for example, they create jobs and help protect valuable ecosystems.
Kamuthi solar power plant,
India
The Kamuthi solar power plant in Tamil Nadu in southern India is the largest project of its kind in the world. With an expected energy generation of 344 gigawatt hours per year, the plant supplies around 750,000 people with clean energy. The electricity generated by the Kamuthi project is fed into the public transmission grid, where it displaces energy from primarily fossil-fuel generation. The CO2 reduction is thus around 360,000 tons per year.
Kamphaeng Saen landfill,
Thailand
The Kamphaeng Saen landfill near Bangkok is one of the largest open-air landfills in Southeast Asia. The decomposition of organic waste produces methane gases that are released unhindered into the atmosphere. Using a landfill gas collector system, the gases are trapped, burned and used to power several turbines in a small power plant. The Kamphaeng Saen project thus not only generates clean electricity, but also eliminates the climate-damaging emissions caused by waste storage.
Energy-efficient cookstoves,
Uganda
The energy-efficient cookstoves specially developed for the project enable fuel savings of 35 to 50 % compared with the open fires traditionally used in Uganda. This not only reduces costs for households, but also respiratory and eye diseases, exhaust fumes that are harmful to the climate and health, and deforestation. So far, more than 500,000 households have already been equipped with the metal cookstoves.
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