This integrated Financed Emissions product, created together with ESG Book, combines granular asset-based data with the market leading private company coverage on the market.  

Every data point is transparently sourced, consistently structured, and assigned a PCAF Data Quality Score, providing financial institutions with the tools to accurately measure portfolio emissions across all sectors.

As pressure mounts from stakeholders and new frameworks like EBA Pillar 3 ESG disclosures, ISSB, and CSRD, traditional estimates fall short on granularity, transparency, and scope 3 visibility. Our joint solution solves these challenges – and equips you to turn financed emissions from a reporting requirement into a strategic starting point.

Benefits

Unmatched coverage: Gain access to data on 76,000+ companies, including over 60,000 private firms.

PCAF-aligned & GHG protocol-compatible: Every data point is assigned a PCAF Data Quality Score to support consistent, auditable reporting and improve internal climate metrics.

All three emissions scopes: Measure Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions for each entity with complete transparency on the included sources.

Built for reporting: Easily integrate the data into your internal systems for use in mandatory and voluntary disclosures.

Asset-Level precision: Leverage asset-based emissions data, linking physical operations to corporate entities for a more accurate representation of financed emissions.

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How it works

To provide a transparent, consistent, and scalable solution for financed emissions reporting, our product combines:

• Asset Impact’s asset-level emissions data, mapped to corporate ownership and global identifiers

• ESG Book’s structured financial and ownership data infrastructure, ensuring seamless integration and accessibility

• A robust methodology aligned with leading frameworks like PCAF and the GHG Protocol

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Use cases

• Regulatory reporting: Meet EBA Pillar 3, ISSB, and CSRD requirements with confidence.

• Climate risk management: Incorporate financed emissions into climate scenario analysis and internal risk metrics.

• Transition planning: Inform engagement, target-setting, and decarbonization pathways.

• Client reporting: Offer transparent and credible emissions disclosures to stakeholders and clients.