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DNV suspension lifted

A major player in the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) markets has been allowed to resume validating projects, the United Nations (UN) CDM Executive Board (EB) has announced.

Norway-based consulting firm Det Norske Veritas (DNV) was suspended from its role as a Designated Operating Entity (DOE) on December 2 last year. The suspension was triggered by a spot check on the company's operations last November, where several "non-conformities" with the Kyoto Protocol guidelines were identified.

DNV's chief executive officer Henrik Madsen says the non-conformities have now

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