
Extreme Energy Solutions
Egypt-based advisory and technical delivery for carbon, LCA and EPD, energy performance, ESG, training and digital MRV.
Explore advisory →Three specialist entities. Clearly separated mandates. One regional group serving Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Oman.
The value of a group is not that one team does everything. It is that the right expertise can be connected while the responsible legal entity, contract, technical team and decision remain clear.
Clients can begin with one business question. The enquiry is then screened and routed by mandate, scope and independence requirement.

Every proposal identifies the entity responsible for delivery, contracting and decision-making.

Egypt-based advisory and technical delivery for carbon, LCA and EPD, energy performance, ESG, training and digital MRV.
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A separate management-system certification entity with its own contracting, audit, technical review and decision route.
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Saudi-based independent validation and verification body working only within its applicable accredited scope.
Visit entity website ↗Work is delivered from two operating bases — Cairo in Egypt and Riyadh in Saudi Arabia — supported by a representative point of contact in Muscat, Oman. Assignments are accepted across Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Oman and the United Arab Emirates.
Extreme Energy Solutions — advisory, technical preparation, studies, training and digital systems.
Global Energy Up — management-system certification, within its applicable formal status and approved scope.
Energy Up International LLC — independent accredited validation and verification of greenhouse-gas assertions, projects and product claims.
A local point of contact for enquiries and coordination in Oman. It is not a separate entity and performs no advisory, certification, validation or verification work.
Preparation, certification, and validation and verification are held in separate entities. No entity verifies or certifies work it prepared, and every engagement is contracted with the entity responsible for that work.
The proposal and engagement identify the legal entity accountable for the work.
Criteria, edition, sector competence and evidence expectations are defined before delivery.
Assurance acceptance includes conflict review; preparation and assurance are never treated as one engagement.
Advisory, certification and independent assurance—each delivered through its responsible entity.