An estimation of carbon footprint across the 3 main scopes of emissions
is made for each company
13,000 accurate, in-depth profiles
of organizations
An estimation of dependencies and pressures and biodiversity
is made for each company
Accurately estimating a company’s carbon footprint requires comprehensive information about the company or its sector, such as its website, number of employees, and relevant activities. Our client sought this type of estimate for its entire portfolio of investments, which number in the thousands.
We deployed Celsius.Carbon, our machine learning and generative AI solution for carbon data, which enables banks to assess the carbon emissions of companies in which they have investments.
Typically, this kind of assessment is done manually through cluster analysis, focusing on the 10 largest companies or those from a specific sector to deepen sector-specific investments —however, Celsius.Carbon allows financial institutions to evaluate the carbon emissions of a much broader range of organizations by level and scope.
We assessed 13,000 organizations using a machine learning database with carbon reporting data from well-established sources. The output was a thorough overview of each portfolio organization, with precise estimations across the three main scopes of carbon emissions and automated recommendations for each organization’s decarbonization trajectory.
This depth of insight allows the client to develop a tailored decarbonization plan, highlighting actions their portfolio organizations can take to reduce their carbon footprint. The client can also propose long-term strategies for sustainable transformation — for example, providing loans to transition from diesel to electric vehicles or to refurbish buildings for better heat insulation. By linking actions to financial products, we empower our financial services clients to make impactful changes.
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