We start where the evidence chain is already instrumented. Elsewhere we say no, or we start with a baseline study before promising a label.
Where the meter already exists, so the footprint can be graded rather than estimated. Line items, boundary and a worked 240,000-plantlet example.
Read the sector note →Replacing spend-based averages with supplier-level primary data, and fixing allocation before the numbers are known.
Read the sector note →Line-level energy, process heat, compressed air and the allocation rule that decides who carries which share.
Read the sector note →Ornamentals, soft fruit and young plants — the same batch, meter and grade logic, with a shorter nursery cycle. Ten reference records in the register.
Talk to us →Evidence packs that survive a credit file: assurance level, data lineage and what would invalidate the claim.
Read the sector note →| Sector | Dominant line item | Grade reachable | Typical cycle |
|---|---|---|---|
| Coffee & agriculture | Electricity (61.5%) | A / B | 10 working days |
| Food & beverage | Ingredient production (45–65%) | B | 12 weeks to first lot |
| Manufacturing | Line electricity (78%) | A / B | 11 working days |
| Finance & insurance | Depends on the underlying asset | limited assurance | 8 working days |