Counterparty screening
Counterparties are screened in a manner appropriate to their role in the supply network and the nature of the proposed relationship.
Compliance
Counterparties entering the Baltic Biofuels supply network are subject to compliance and counterparty screening appropriate to their role and jurisdiction.
Screening framework
Counterparties are screened in a manner appropriate to their role in the supply network and the nature of the proposed relationship.
Screening is applied with regard to applicable EU sanctions requirements. This describes the intended control framework and does not constitute a legal opinion or completed clearance.
Counterparties may be assessed with reference to country and jurisdiction considerations relevant to the transaction and destination market.
Where relevant to the transaction, screening may also consider requirements associated with financial institutions involved in settlement or trade finance.
Due diligence is intended to follow the supply chain according to the counterparty’s role, including origin, logistics and commercial arrangements.
Origin documentation is requested as part of supply-chain transparency and to support traceability from source through to destination.
Traceability
Origin documentation and due diligence are intended to support a transparent view of biomass from forestry source through logistics to European destination. The scope of documentation follows the role of each counterparty in the supply network.
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