Overview

Portfolio carbon overview
Reading the book…

Capital position

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Allocated budget —
Paid out — Disbursements net of repayments
Committed, not yet drawn —
Balance remaining — Allocated less paid
How the allocation is placed

Your position

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Total over the life of the book — tCO2e Part forecast

Emitted so far — tCO2e Measured

Still to pay, and what comes with it — committed, undrawn Not yet attributed

Pledged for deployment — not yet committed to a project Declared

What the queue would add — tCO2e if every waiting project were written Not yet decided

What each of these figures means, in full

How the book moves from here

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Assumptions — ask the same book a different question
Moves: the span of the curve and every total under it
Moves: when committed capital lands — the drawdown series only
Moves: forward emissions in later years, nothing already incurred
What this curve assumed

Financed emissions — PCAF Part A

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Financed emissions — tCO₂e · scope 3 category 15 of the reporting entity
Scope 3 — separate line — tCO₂e · never added to the headline
Coverage — of total loans and investments — Part A ch.6 (p.161), Checklist: Coverage
Before filing — Chapter 6 items still to be stated

Emissions across the book

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Inventory — financed emissions

Not inventory · never netted against the figures on the left
Impact helped about

Evidence behind these figures

PCAF data quality on the disclosed basis, and the entity's assurance statement.
Weighted data quality
— 1 is the best of 1–5
best evidenceweakest

Independent assurance

Scored share of the book
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Portfolios

Intensity is emissions per unit deployed — the measure that compares books of different sizes.
PortfolioAllocatedCommitted PaidBalance IncurredForward Intensity

Pipeline — what is waiting

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Financial return Carbon impact

Carbon impact against expected return Each mark is one project waiting; its area is the capital it would take.

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What kind of thing is waiting

Project Finance Details

Enter the capital structure as reported on the project balance sheet

Equity shown on the project's balance sheet
Current + long-term debt from all lenders

Emissions Data

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Total annual Scope 1 + 2 (+ Scope 3 from 2025)

Attribution result

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Attribution Factor
0.250
$50,000,000 / ($80,000,000 + $120,000,000)
Outstanding / (Total Equity + Total Debt)
Financed Emissions
2,500
tCO2e / year
0.250 × 10,000 tCO2e
Data Quality Score
2
Unverified Reported
Economic Intensity
50.0
tCO2e / $M outstanding
Project Value
$200M
Equity + Debt

Financed Emission Scopes

Scope 1 Direct
750 tCO2e
Scope 2 Energy
1,250 tCO2e
Scope 3 Value Chain
500 tCO2e

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Attribution Factor History

Emissions vs Last Year
Data Quality Trend
Fluctuation Analysis Year on year

Annual Monitoring Submissions

PeriodOutstandingEquityDebt AttributionEmissionsFinancedDQ
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Project Details
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Materials & BOM
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Loan & Finance
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Review & Score

Project Details

Basic information about the construction project.

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PCAF-aligned financed emissions, taxonomy distribution, and concentration risk analysis

Total Loan Outstanding
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Across — loans
Financed Emissions
A1–A3 attributed
— tCO2e
Scope 1 + Scope 2 + Embodied
Economic Intensity
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— tCO2e/$M
Emissions per $M loan outstanding
Weighted Data Quality
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— 1 = best
1 Best5 Worst
Portfolio Coverage
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—%
— of — projects resolved
Green Loan Ratio
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—%
— green / — total projects

Taxonomy Classification

— projects

Carbon Finance Score Distribution

Top Emitting Assets — Concentration Risk

Top 5 = —% of portfolio emissions
Project Region Building Type Financed Emissions Loan Outstanding Intensity Classification CFS

PCAF Data Quality Distribution

Regional Exposure

Emissions by Asset Class

Regulatory Compliance Readiness

Real-time intensity screen against EU, ASEAN, HK, SG, and SL green taxonomy bands

— of 5 frameworks aligned

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