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NAESCO Accreditation Programs

"Being an accredited member of NAESCO gives us an important edge when competing for major projects. Customers feel more comfortable knowing that our organization possesses the rigorous standards required of accredited companies.

-- John W. Mahoney, Chevron Energy Solutions

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What NAESCO Accreditation is Not

There are certain things that accreditation does not mean. It does not mean that NAESCO certifies either expressly or by implication: that any accredited company's customer(s) will, in fact, realize cost savings by that company; or that any accredited company has any particular level of financial strength or viability.