Barriers to report financed emissions to improve PCAF score
The banking sector is facing significant hurdles in accessing energy meter data across financed portfolios to improve PCAF (Partnership for Carbon Accounting) scores while also complying with International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS2)
The ability to calculate supplier specific emissions, EUI (Energy Usage Intensity) by floor area and percentage of finance in an asset across a bank's financed portfolio
Simplify energy data access across financed portfolios
The arbnco platform can access energy consumption data from every single gas and electric meter across the UK without the need to engage tenants/ building owners
With seamless data aggregation and reporting capabilities, banks can now effortlessly track energy and carbon reporting on an annual basis across their financed portfolios
The above leads to improving PCAF score from 5 to 2 or better
Who can benefit
Our solution caters to the financial industry including banking, capital markets and insurance sectors that are committed to achieving net-zero targets and fulfilling reporting requirements
Proven pathways to success
Improve PCAF score from 5.0 to 2.5 or better by transitioning from 'estimated' to 'actual' energy and carbon data reporting
Increase PCAF score from 2.5 to near 1.0 by leveraging: - Supplier specific emissions to the respective energy source - EUI by floor area - Percentage of asset financed
Comply with and enhance IFRS2 and scope 3 mandatory reporting standards
Ability to actively target customers with green financing needs
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