Climate Impact Data: Turning Transparency into Action
As the effects of climate change intensify, investors are under increasing pressure to understand — and act on — the climate exposure within their portfolios.
The challenge isn’t access to information; it’s the quality, comparability, and completeness of that information.
That’s where Inrate’s Climate Impact Data comes in — designed to make climate metrics transparent, decision-ready, and aligned with real-world outcomes.
The Challenge: From Disclosures to Decisions
Most climate data available today relies on inconsistent or self-reported corporate disclosures.
This results in coverage gaps, limited comparability, and uncertain accuracy — especially for Scope 3 emissions or smaller companies outside major reporting frameworks.
Investors need more than voluntary reporting.
They need a structured dataset that can fill the gaps and help quantify risk and opportunity at both company and portfolio levels.
Inrate’s Solution: Data That Connects Climate and Finance
Inrate’s Climate Impact Data provides investors with a holistic, science-based view of emissions performance, governance, and mitigation readiness.
1. Comprehensive Coverage
10,000+ corporate emitters and 200+ sovereign profiles
Consistent methodology applied across industries and geographies
2. Complete Emissions Mapping
Scope 1: Direct operational emissions
Scope 2: Purchased energy (both market- and location-based)
Scope 3: Upstream and downstream emissions in the value chain
3. Qualitative + Quantitative Integration
Beyond numbers, Inrate integrates qualitative indicators — such as:
Energy mix and dependency on fossil fuels
Climate governance and transition strategies
Reduction targets and sustainable product share
This enables investors to see how companies manage and adapt to climate risk, not just how much they emit.
4. Modelled Data to Fill Disclosure Gaps
Where company disclosures are missing or incomplete, Inrate uses scientifically modelled data to fill those voids.
This approach allows comparability across all holdings and strengthens the foundation for credible climate analytics.
The real value of Climate Impact Data lies in its usability.
Whether for portfolio alignment, regulatory disclosure, or engagement, investors can rely on transparent and traceable insights that support long-term sustainability goals.
Benchmark portfolios against net-zero trajectories
Identify high-risk sectors or lagging issuers
Support active ownership by engaging companies with science-based expectations
With data structured around decision-making, not just disclosure, Inrate helps bridge the gap between ESG reporting and tangible climate action.
Regulations like the EU Taxonomy, SFDR, and TCFD are redefining what “climate accountability” means for investors.
To comply — and compete — asset managers need clarity, not complexity.
By delivering consistent, comparable, and forward-looking data, Inrate enables financial actors to:
✅ Quantify transition and physical risks
✅ Identify credible climate leaders
✅ Align investment strategies with net-zero pathways
The era of climate transparency is here.
But transparency without clarity is noise.
Inrate’s Climate Impact Data transforms that noise into meaningful signals — helping investors, asset owners, and regulators turn climate understanding into climate action.
🔗 Learn more: https://inrate.com/esg-data-solutions/climate-impact-data/
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