Climate risk
The portfolio average is never the building that floods.
Physical and transition risk assessed against the estate you actually hold, at the asset level, so a disclosure obligation and a capital plan draw on the same view.
Disclosure and decision, from one place
Climate related disclosure asks two questions: what risks does the business face, and what is it doing about them. Most estates answer the first with a consultant report that ages immediately, and the second from a capital plan built somewhere else entirely.
A risk atlas held against the same asset register as the emissions data means the exposure view and the intervention plan are looking at the same buildings.
What it covers
Climate risk atlas
Exposure across the portfolio at asset level rather than as a portfolio average, because the average is never the building that floods.
Net zero cockpit
Where the portfolio sits against its trajectory, and what the current rate of reduction actually delivers by the target year.
Targets and strategies
Targets held as records against periods, with the interventions intended to meet them, so progress is measured rather than asserted.
Scenarios
Model an intervention or a price assumption and see the effect on both the carbon trajectory and the cost position.
Embodied carbon
The carbon in the fabric and the refit, which is the part of a retrofit business case most often left out and the part that most often changes the answer.
Energy intelligence
Consumption patterns and anomalies across the estate, which is where a transition risk becomes an operational one.
Which assets are you least sure about?
We will run the atlas over your register and show you the exposure you are carrying.