{"id":11522,"date":"2026-06-28T19:52:29","date_gmt":"2026-06-28T19:52:29","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/nantek.es\/?p=11522"},"modified":"2026-06-28T19:53:05","modified_gmt":"2026-06-28T19:53:05","slug":"iscc-plus-and-environmental-credits-how-to-certify-and-monetise-the-pyrolysis-output","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/nantek.es\/en\/iscc-plus-and-environmental-credits-how-to-certify-and-monetise-the-pyrolysis-output\/","title":{"rendered":"ISCC PLUS and environmental credits: how to certify and monetise the pyrolysis output"},"content":{"rendered":"

The value of pyrolysis<\/strong> does not end with the physical product. A key part of the return lies in certification and the associated environmental credits. ISCC PLUS<\/strong> certification is one of the most recognised ways to prove the traceability and sustainability of the output and, with it, to monetise it better.<\/p>\n

What is ISCC PLUS certification<\/h2>\n

ISCC PLUS is an international certification scheme that proves the sustainability and traceability of circular and bio-based materials across the whole value chain. In the case of pyrolysis, it allows you to certify that the oil obtained comes from plastic waste and has been managed following sustainability criteria.<\/p>\n

The mass balance approach<\/h2>\n

ISCC PLUS uses the mass balance<\/strong> method, which makes it possible to attribute recycled or circular content to the final products in a traceable, auditable way. This is what enables a waste-derived feedstock to be sold as certified circular content, with a higher market value.<\/p>\n

From traceability to environmental credits<\/h2>\n

Having a certified output opens the door to various monetisable environmental credits<\/strong> and to a stronger position in ESG reporting. Waste stops being just an avoided cost: it becomes a revenue source and a demonstrable sustainability asset.<\/p>\n