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10 August 2023
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The Register of Greenhouse and Energy Auditors is established under section 75A of the National Greenhouse and Energy Reporting Act 2007 (NGER Act). The register is available to scheme participants to assist in identifying and appointing an auditor.

To be registered, an auditor must demonstrate that they satisfy the eligibility requirements. Registered auditors must continue to meet these requirements to maintain their registration, and will remain on the register until they elect to suspend their registration, deregister, or we suspend or deregister them.

The Clean Energy Regulator may impose conditions on an auditor’s registration under certain circumstances, either at the time of registration, or afterwards. These conditions may be published on the register.

The Clean Energy Regulator may make decisions about registered auditors who do not comply with the legislative framework for conducting audits, and no longer satisfy the requirements and responsibilities of registration as an auditor.

The Clean Energy Regulator does not verify any specialisation(s) nominated by registered auditors. If you engage a particular auditor based on their specialisations, we recommend that you confirm the suitability of their experience and the extent of their skill in this area before you decide to engage them.

Auditor categories

There are two auditor categories.

Category 2 auditors are:

  • generally audit team leaders and are responsible for providing an audit opinion and report
  • available to scheme participants to perform assurance engagements, verification audits and voluntary audits, and

Category 1 auditors are:

  • generally audit team members or team members with technical expertise
  • not available to lead an assurance audit, however, they can perform verification audits when a Category 2 auditor is not available, and
  • able to perform voluntary audits.

Register of Greenhouse and Energy Auditors

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