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Reputation Screening
Checks a database of existing third party organization names or a database of existing person names against 1.4k+ sanctions lists (including OFAC, EU, UN and HM Treasury for example), watch lists, and PEP (politically exposed persons) lists, and checks for exposure to adverse media from 120,000+ global publications. Includes one year of ongoing monitoring of the name submitted for screening.
Per Entity Screening Price: $10 USD (An entity is defined as an organization or person name submitted for screening)
*Cost applies to (i) Clients that are not on a screening and monitoring subscription; and (ii) Clients that exceed their screening subscription quantity.
Financial Screening
Screening of credit report information related to corporate identity information, financial information, and public records searches.
Review identity information related to corporate information: registered name, doing business as, country, address, telephone number, legal form, year started, number of employees, parent company and global parent company.
Assess financial information related to currency, latest account filed, total assets, total liabilities, current liabilities, long term liabilities, net worth, long term debt to equity ratio, sales, net income, and credit bureau financial stability rating.
Evaluate public records information related to suits, judgments, bankruptcies, out of business indicators, disaster alerts, operational alerts, financial/legal alerts, claims, criminal proceedings, number of debarments, secured filings.
Public records information does not provide details, only the existence of whether there are public records on the items listed above.
Per Report Price: $100 USD
Open Source Intelligence
The scope of this report will be carried out on one (1) entity and up to two (2) associated names in one (1) Jurisdiction:
- Overall Risk Rating as a flag color (green/yellow/red) reflecting the most severe risk identified with any of the report subjects.
- Executive Summary containing brief sentences highlighting identified issues of concern.
- The Risk Factors Table quickly and visually communicates the issues identified by severity and risk category.
- Research methodology and relevant findings presented separately for each subject.
- Color-coded risk flags as a simple visual representation of any regulatory, operational, or other risks.
- Recovery of corporate registration and company ownership for the primary subject as available from electronically accessible public records.
- Mapping the entity ownership for the primary subject up to 3 layers or as available within the Sayari Graph and other electronically available public third-party datasets.
- Database screening of the mapped and identified owners through the Acuris Risk Intelligence dataset to identify any instances of identified forced labor, sanctions, or other significant concerns.
- Searches for overt references to litigation on all primary and secondary report subjects. Searches are conducted through open media sources on the entity and associated subjects.
- Targeted negative media research conducted in English and Local Language on primary and secondary report subjects to identify any issues of concern. Research will be conducted using twenty-seven (27) selected negative keywords. These are:
- Alleged
- Arrested
- Bribery
- Collusion
- Conspire
- Convicted
- Corruption
- Dispute
- Embezzle
- Enforcement
- Environment
- FCPA
- Fined
- Forced labor
- Fraud
- Lawsuit
- Money laundering
- OFAC
- Sanction
- Scandal
- Sue
- Suit
- Suspend
- Terrorism / Terror
- Theft
- Trafficking
- Violation
- Basic background for the primary subject is provided based on overt findings from media, corporate websites, or official records.
- Database Checks on all primary and secondary report subjects through a comprehensive database covering 200 countries for any sanctions listings, political exposure, SOE status or affiliation, or involvement in human rights violations, fraud, money laundering, financial issues, price fixing, terrorism, or other criminal activities. Database coverage includes US OFAC, EU, UK, UN, and most other international sanctions lists, World Bank and other debarment lists, and other governmental or intergovernmental databases on prohibited persons and entities and criminal sanctions.
Per Report Price: $650 USD (pricing listed is additional to any costs associated with a Reputation Screening)
Delivery timeline: Within 3-5 business days for most jurisdictions
*20% surcharge applied per each additional name submitted beyond the three (3) names allowed
Enhanced Due Diligence (EDD)
For high risk business partners that require human analysts conducting in depth English and Local in-language research, NAVEX and Pacific Strategies and Assessments (PSA) offer an Enhanced Due Diligence (EDD) report. This EDD can be added to any automated Reputation Screening report (See Reputation Screening description above) for a deeper, in-language records check. The scope of this report will be carried out on one (1) primary entity and up to four (4) associated subjects* in one (1) jurisdiction:
- Corruption Perception Index (CPI) score of the jurisdiction to contextualize the risk environment.
- Executive Summary presenting a summary exploration of findings, specifically flagging the issues of concern identified.
- The Risk Factors table quickly and visually communicates the issues identified within 25 listed risk categories.
- A separate section for each report subject providing an easily accessible profile and findings by corporate or individual subject.
- Within each section by report subject, separate findings by methodology to provide a clear, prosebased description of the finding, with footnotes identifying the source of information.
- Color-coded risk flags throughout the report to provide simple visual representations of the regulatory, operational, or other risk identified.
- Recovery of corporate registration and company ownership information as available on the primary subject from the official registry or appropriate authority. Where electronically accessible information is insufficient, PSA will obtain the best available records directly from the relevant authorities through inperson attendance.
- Mapping the ownership of the subject entity up to 3 layers or as available from official records, the Sayari Graph dataset, and available third-party datasets.
- Screening of the identified and mapped owners to identify forced labor, sanctions, and other significant concerns within the direct ownership chain through Sayari and Acuris Risk Intelligence datasets.
- Recovery of litigation records for the primary subject. Litigation research will be conducted in government or third-party databases wherever these are deemed sufficiently accurate and up to date. In jurisdictions where electronically accessible litigation data is unavailable or judged by PSA to be limited or insufficient, and where this information is a matter of public domain, this research will extend to inperson visits to the relevant court(s) in the selected jurisdiction to recover relevant records.
- Media research in English and the local language will be conducted to identify any overt litigation or regulatory action involving the primary or secondary subjects.
- English language targeted media research on all report subjects. Searches will be conducted to establish basic profiles and identify any issues of concern raised in English media. Searches will focus on any issues relating to corruption and bribery, fraud, political exposure, regulatory problems, ESG, ethical, or legal concerns on all report subjects.
- Human-led local language media research on all report subjects. Searches will be conducted in the language of the jurisdiction of registration of the primary subject. The research will seek to establish basic profiles for all report subjects and identify any issues of concern raised in local language media. Searches will focus on any issues relating to corruption and bribery, fraud, political exposure, regulatory, ESG, ethical, or legal concerns on all report subjects.
- Exploration of identified issues of concern conducted within reasonable limits. Additional research and analytical steps may be taken to confirm the contours of identified issues, their severity, and the proximity to report subjects to the degree possible within public domain research and without initiating significant additional research on entities or persons not named as report subjects.
- Background profile and corporate affiliation information for primary subjects are provided based on overt findings from media, corporate websites, or official records. Background and affiliation information for secondary subjects is more limited and profiles may not be exhaustive.
- Database Checks in a comprehensive database covering 200 countries for any sanctions listings, political exposure, SOE status or affiliation, or involvement in human rights violations, fraud, money laundering, financial issues, price fixing, terrorism, or other criminal activities. Database coverage includes US OFAC, EU, UK, UN, and most other international sanctions lists, World Bank and other debarment lists, and other governmental or intergovernmental databases on prohibited persons and entities and criminal sanctions.
Per Report Price: $1,800 USD (pricing listed is additional to any costs associated with a Reputation Screening)
Delivery timeline: Within 15 business days
*20% surcharge applied per each additional name submitted beyond the five (5) names allowed 
EDD + Site Visit
For high risk business partners that require human analysts conducting in depth English and Local in-language research, NAVEX and Pacific Strategies and Assessments (PSA) offer an Enhanced Due Diligence (EDD) report. This EDD can be added to any automated Reputation Screening report (See Reputation Screening description above) for a deeper, in-language records check. The scope of this report will be carried out on one (1) primary entity and up to four (4) associated subjects* in one (1) jurisdiction. Site Visit applies only to the location of the target entity:
- Corruption Perception Index (CPI) score of the jurisdiction to contextualize the risk environment.
- Executive Summary presenting a summary exploration of findings, specifically flagging the issues of concern identified.
- The Risk Factors table quickly and visually communicates the issues identified within 25 listed risk categories.
- A separate section for each report subject providing an easily accessible profile and findings by corporate or individual subject.
- Within each section by report subject, separate findings by methodology to provide a clear, prosebased description of the finding, with footnotes identifying the source of information.
- Color-coded risk flags throughout the report to provide simple visual representations of the regulatory, operational, or other risk identified.
- Recovery of corporate registration and company ownership information as available on the primary subject from the official registry or appropriate authority. Where electronically accessible information is insufficient, PSA will obtain the best available records directly from the relevant authorities through inperson attendance.
- Mapping the ownership of the subject entity up to 3 layers or as available from official records, the Sayari Graph dataset, and available third-party datasets.
- Screening of the identified and mapped owners to identify forced labor, sanctions, and other significant concerns within the direct ownership chain through Sayari and Acuris Risk Intelligence datasets.
- Recovery of litigation records for the primary subject. Litigation research will be conducted in government or third-party databases wherever these are deemed sufficiently accurate and up to date. In jurisdictions where electronically accessible litigation data is unavailable or judged by PSA to be limited or insufficient, and where this information is a matter of public domain, this research will extend to inperson visits to the relevant court(s) in the selected jurisdiction to recover relevant records.
- Media research in English and the local language will be conducted to identify any overt litigation or regulatory action involving the primary or secondary subjects.
- English language targeted media research on all report subjects. Searches will be conducted to establish basic profiles and identify any issues of concern raised in English media. Searches will focus on any issues relating to corruption and bribery, fraud, political exposure, regulatory problems, ESG, ethical, or legal concerns on all report subjects.
- Human-led local language media research on all report subjects. Searches will be conducted in the language of the jurisdiction of registration of the primary subject. The research will seek to establish basic profiles for all report subjects and identify any issues of concern raised in local language media. Searches will focus on any issues relating to corruption and bribery, fraud, political exposure, regulatory, ESG, ethical, or legal concerns on all report subjects.
- Exploration of identified issues of concern conducted within reasonable limits. Additional research and analytical steps may be taken to confirm the contours of identified issues, their severity, and the proximity to report subjects to the degree possible within public domain research and without initiating significant additional research on entities or persons not named as report subjects.
- Background profile and corporate affiliation information for primary subjects are provided based on overt findings from media, corporate websites, or official records. Background and affiliation information for secondary subjects is more limited and profiles may not be exhaustive.
- Database Checks in a comprehensive database covering 200 countries for any sanctions listings, political exposure, SOE status or affiliation, or involvement in human rights violations, fraud, money laundering, financial issues, price fixing, terrorism, or other criminal activities. Database coverage includes US OFAC, EU, UK, UN, and most other international sanctions lists, World Bank and other debarment lists, and other governmental or intergovernmental databases on prohibited persons and entities and criminal sanctions.
- Site Visit to Operational Location to confirm operating activity, capture images and if requested to conduct discreet or open on-site interviews at the business premises of the entity.
Per Report Price: $3,000 USD (pricing listed is additional to any costs associated with a Reputation Screening)
Delivery timeline: Within 15 business days
*20% surcharge applied per each additional name submitted beyond the five (5) names allowed
EDD + Source Commentary + Site Visit
For high risk business partners that require human analysts conducting in depth English and Local in-language research, NAVEX and Pacific Strategies and Assessments (PSA) offer an Enhanced Due Diligence (EDD) report. This EDD can be added to any automated Reputation Screening report (See Reputation Screening description above) for a deeper, in-language records check. The scope of this report will be carried out on one (1) primary entity and up to four (4) associated subjects* in one (1) jurisdiction. Source Commentary and Site Visit only apply to the target entity:
- Corruption Perception Index (CPI) score of the jurisdiction to contextualize the risk environment.
- Executive Summary presenting a summary exploration of findings, specifically flagging the issues of concern identified.
- The Risk Factors table quickly and visually communicates the issues identified within 25 listed risk categories.
- A separate section for each report subject providing an easily accessible profile and findings by corporate or individual subject.
- Within each section by report subject, separate findings by methodology to provide a clear, prosebased description of the finding, with footnotes identifying the source of information.
- Color-coded risk flags throughout the report to provide simple visual representations of the regulatory, operational, or other risk identified.
- Recovery of corporate registration and company ownership information as available on the primary subject from the official registry or appropriate authority. Where electronically accessible information is insufficient, PSA will obtain the best available records directly from the relevant authorities through inperson attendance.
- Mapping the ownership of the subject entity up to 3 layers or as available from official records, the Sayari Graph dataset, and available third-party datasets.
- Screening of the identified and mapped owners to identify forced labor, sanctions, and other significant concerns within the direct ownership chain through Sayari and Acuris Risk Intelligence datasets.
- Recovery of litigation records for the primary subject. Litigation research will be conducted in government or third-party databases wherever these are deemed sufficiently accurate and up to date. In jurisdictions where electronically accessible litigation data is unavailable or judged by PSA to be limited or insufficient, and where this information is a matter of public domain, this research will extend to inperson visits to the relevant court(s) in the selected jurisdiction to recover relevant records.
- Media research in English and the local language will be conducted to identify any overt litigation or regulatory action involving the primary or secondary subjects.
- English language targeted media research on all report subjects. Searches will be conducted to establish basic profiles and identify any issues of concern raised in English media. Searches will focus on any issues relating to corruption and bribery, fraud, political exposure, regulatory problems, ESG, ethical, or legal concerns on all report subjects.
- Human-led local language media research on all report subjects. Searches will be conducted in the language of the jurisdiction of registration of the primary subject. The research will seek to establish basic profiles for all report subjects and identify any issues of concern raised in local language media. Searches will focus on any issues relating to corruption and bribery, fraud, political exposure, regulatory, ESG, ethical, or legal concerns on all report subjects.
- Exploration of identified issues of concern conducted within reasonable limits. Additional research and analytical steps may be taken to confirm the contours of identified issues, their severity, and the proximity to report subjects to the degree possible within public domain research and without initiating significant additional research on entities or persons not named as report subjects.
- Background profile and corporate affiliation information for primary subjects are provided based on overt findings from media, corporate websites, or official records. Background and affiliation information for secondary subjects is more limited and profiles may not be exhaustive.
- Database Checks in a comprehensive database covering 200 countries for any sanctions listings, political exposure, SOE status or affiliation, or involvement in human rights violations, fraud, money laundering, financial issues, price fixing, terrorism, or other criminal activities. Database coverage includes US OFAC, EU, UK, UN, and most other international sanctions lists, World Bank and other debarment lists, and other governmental or intergovernmental databases on prohibited persons and entities and criminal sanctions.
- Site Visit to Operational Location to confirm operating activity, capture images and if requested to conduct discreet or open on-site interviews at the business premises of the entity; and
- Source Commentary from between four (4) to six (6) knowledgeable sources within the subject entity’s industry. Commentary is sourced to obtain an understanding of the reputation and standing of the entity and associated individuals and to identify any issues of concern associated with them from within their local market.
Per Report Price: $8,000 USD (pricing listed is additional to any costs associated with a Reputation Screening)
Delivery timeline: Within 15 business days
*20% surcharge applied per each additional name submitted beyond the five (5) names allowed
Human Rights Due Diligence (HRDD)
A desktop-based due diligence assessment of the human rights risk of a counterparty. The scope of work is based on a close reading of the German Supply Chain Act (LkSG) and informed by the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights, UK Modern Slavery, and other relevant legislation and international guidance. This research begins with an assessment of human rights risks within the local operating environment as well as the risk specific to the counterparty’s industry with relevant Human Rights Watch and International Labour Organization (ILO) publications as reference. The report identifies the existence of SASB disclosure requirements within that vertical. The assessment then uses open-source media and curated keywords, overt litigation searches, and research across two (2) relevant labor related Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) covering the industry and geography to seek to identify any issues of concern from an LkSG or other Human Rights perspective, with findings provided in a brief executive summary.
Brief National and Industry Overview
- Provide summaries on the latest relevant national findings of human rights concerns from the Human Rights Watch and the ILO Application of International Labour Standards in the Subject’s jurisdiction.
- Identify SASB industry categorization on the Subject and provide summaries on the latest key human rights issues at the industry level.
- Identify if “human rights disclosure” is a relevant component of the SASB Framework to the Subject’s industry.
Research on the Subject Entity
- Conduct English and machine-translated local language research using 25 keywords drawn from OHCHR Indicators. (Arrest, detained, security, abuse, nutrition, food, protection, hunger, healthcare, worker health, sexual health, reproductive health, sexually transmitted disease, sexually transmitted infection, abortion, death, injury, accident, COVID, SARS, disease, working conditions, clinic, medicine, punishment)
- Conduct litigation research on the Subject targeting labor violations and other human rights concerns.
- Conduct checks in two Human Rights NGO Databases—one international and one national NGO—on the Subject for any instances of human rights concerns.
Per Report Price: $2,100 USD (pricing listed is additional to any costs associated with a Reputation Screening)
Delivery timeline: Within 10-12 business days
Human Rights Due Diligence (HRDD) + Source Commentary
Building on the desktop-based human rights due diligence, this report is further extended in scope and reach with the addition of inquiries from between four (4) to six (6) knowledgeable sources within the Primary Subject’s industry. The commentary is sourced to obtain an understanding of the Subject’s compliance with human rights values and adherence to labor regulations and to identify any relevant human rights and labor concerns.
Brief National and Industry Overview
- Provide summaries on the latest relevant national findings of human rights concerns from the Human Rights Watch and the ILO Application of International Labour Standards in the Subject’s jurisdiction.
- Identify SASB industry categorization on the Subject and provide summaries on the latest key human rights issues at the industry level.
- Identify if “human rights disclosure” is a relevant component of the SASB Framework to the Subject’s industry.
Research on the Subject Entity
- Conduct English and machine-translated local language research using 25 keywords drawn from OHCHR Indicators. (Arrest, detained, security, abuse, nutrition, food, protection, hunger, healthcare, worker health, sexual health, reproductive health, sexually transmitted disease, sexually transmitted infection, abortion, death, injury, accident, COVID, SARS, disease, working conditions, clinic, medicine, punishment)
- Conduct litigation research on the Subject targeting labor violations and other human rights concerns.
- Conduct checks in two Human Rights NGO Databases—one international and one national NGO—on the Subject for any instances of human rights concerns.
Source Commentary
Conduct source inquiries from between four (4) to six (6) knowledgeable sources within the Primary Subject’s industry. The commentary is sourced to obtain an understanding of the Subject’s compliance with human rights values and adherence to labor regulations. Commentary is sourced to identify any relevant human rights and labor concerns.
Per Report Price: $4,500 USD (pricing listed is additional to any costs associated with a Reputation Screening)
Delivery timeline: Within 10-12 business days
Human Rights Due Diligence (HRDD) + Source Commentary + Site Visit
Expanding on the desktop-based human rights due diligence and including interviews with four (4) to six (6) knowledgeable sources within the Primary Subject’s industry, this report also supports an OVERT site visit to the counterparty’s location of business. This visit in direct coordination with the Subject Entity and will seek to identify any potential labor and human rights concerns at the business premises of the Subject.
Brief National and Industry Overview
- Provide summaries on the latest relevant national findings of human rights concerns from the Human Rights Watch and the ILO Application of International Labour Standards in the Subject’s jurisdiction.
- Identify SASB industry categorization on the Subject and provide summaries on the latest key human rights issues at the industry level.
- Identify if “human rights disclosure” is a relevant component of the SASB Framework to the Subject’s industry.
Research on the Subject Entity
- Conduct English and machine-translated local language research using 25 keywords drawn from OHCHR Indicators. (Arrest, detained, security, abuse, nutrition, food, protection, hunger, healthcare, worker health, sexual health, reproductive health, sexually transmitted disease, sexually transmitted infection, abortion, death, injury, accident, COVID, SARS, disease, working conditions, clinic, medicine, punishment)
- Conduct litigation research on the Subject targeting labor violations and other human rights concerns.
- Conduct checks in two Human Rights NGO Databases—one international and one national NGO—on the Subject for any instances of human rights concerns.
Source Commentary
Conduct source inquiries from between four (4) to six (6) knowledgeable sources within the Primary Subject’s industry. The commentary is sourced to obtain an understanding of the Subject’s compliance with human rights values and adherence to labor regulations. Commentary is sourced to identify any relevant human rights and labor concerns.
Site Visit/Onsite
Conduct overt site visit to Operational Location to survey and to seek to identify any possible labor and human rights concerns at the business premises of the Subject.
Per Report Price: $7,500 USD (pricing listed is additional to any costs associated with a Reputation Screening)
Delivery timeline: Within 15 business days
Climate Risk Due Diligence (CRDD)
This desktop-based research report is targeted to a specific operational site of the Subject company. Using publicly available data, flood and weather risk assessment tools and satellite imagery, PSA will seek to identify the flood, fire and severe weather risk posed to the site from anticipated climate and other natural hazards. In parallel using English language and local language media reviews, overt litigation research for environmental litigation, sanction or fines, and research across two (2) relevant environmental Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) covering the industry and geography, PSA will seek to identify the risks to the environment posed by the site and its activity. Findings are provided in a detailed and succinct executive summary, accompanied by a visual summary of findings for both risk to and risk from the Subject in an appropriate risk matrix.
- Build a brief profile on the Subject with a focus on its operational site.
- Conduct a review of international risk assessment tools (World Resources Institute and ThinkHazard!) to identify risks posed by flood, fire, and severe weather to the Subject’s operational site.
- Develop a risk matrix with findings plotted according to probability and impact from Subject’s operational site to the environment, and from the environment to Subject’s operational site.
- Conduct English and Local Language media research to identify historical patterns or frequency of environmental risk to the site within industrial and geographic context.
- English and local language media research to identify complaints or patterns of damage to the local environment by the site.
- Conduct media research to identify any instances of overt litigation related to environmental hazards concerning the Subject.
- Conduct research across publications of two relevant local industry associations and two relevant environmental NGOs to identify any issues related to the Subject and the site.
Per Report Price: $3,500 USD (pricing listed is additional to any costs associated with a Reputation Screening)
Delivery timeline: Within 8-12 business days
Climate Risk Due Diligence (CRDD) + Source Commentary + Site Visit
This report substantially builds on the Level 1 research by conducting additional in-person attendance and inspections on the site, obtaining and reviewing environmental policy documentation, and conducting additional relevant human source-based interviews to identify and review environmental risk. On initiation, consumption and waste output will be reviewed to extract potential resource usage and impact documentation. The research then extends to interviews with two (2) relevant environmental NGOs in the industry or jurisdiction to seek to identify any issues of concern associated with this entity/site. An overt site visit is then conducted to the location in coordination with the Subject in order for PSA for seek to identify: 1) likely risk to site (obvious flood damage etc.) 2) environmental risks from site runoff, ground water consumption, off gassing etc., as well as to conduct in-person interviews with management and to obtain Environmental Impact studies and Environmental Risk Management Plans or other documents containing the site’s process, controls and policies to seek to manage the impact of the site on the Environment. The Client must provide the entity name and location, and PSA will respond with a unique scope of work proposal based on site location, the type and extent of activity on this site, and the ease of access by qualified experts to conduct the review. This will be presented to the Client for approval before initiation.
Phase 1
- Build a brief profile on the Subject with a focus on its operational site.
- Conduct a review of international risk assessment tools (World Resources Institute and ThinkHazard!) to identify risks posed by flood, fire, and severe weather to the Subject’s operational site.
- Develop a risk matrix with findings plotted according to probability and impact from Subject’s operational site to environment, and from the environment to Subject’s operational site.
- Conduct English and Local Language media research to identify historical patterns or frequency of environmental risk to site within industrial and geographic context.
- English and local language media research to identify complaints or patterns of damage to the local environment by the site.
- Conduct media research to identify any instances of overt litigation related to environmental hazards concerning the Subject.
- Conduct research across publications of two relevant local industry associations and two relevant environmental NGOs to identify any issues related to the Subject and the site.
Phase 2
- Review materials provided by the Subject to extract resource usage, and likely impact /outcomes identified in the documentation from Desktop Level 1 Research.
- Conduct interviews with two Environmental NGOs in the industry to seek to identify any issues of concern associated with this entity/site.
- Visit the site to conduct interviews with management and examine the conditions on the site to seek to identify: 1) Likely risk to site (obvious flood damage, etc.) 2) environmental risks from site runoff, ground water consumption, off gassing etc.
- Obtain Risk Management Plans from the Site for Environmental Risk
- Obtain documentation on the plan to manage the environmental impact of the site on the Environment.
Per Report Price: Scoped Cost (pricing listed is additional to any costs associated with a Reputation Screening)
Delivery timeline: Within 15-25 business days
Sustainability Risk Due Diligence (SRDD) + Source Commentary + Site Visit
Building on normally limited national level electrical consumption data, PSA will seek obtain through contact with the relevant authorities, an understanding of the fuel sources that are used to produce the electrical power being provided through the national electricity grid to the specific site of interest. Combined with the utility’s consumption patterns from a review of 12 months of Subject-provided utility bills, PSA will combine this production source and usage information to calculate the most accurate assessment of the carbon impact of the site. Supporting integration with a client’s own potential carbon calculations, PSA will also provide the carbon tax context through a national level emissions profile and to identify if the Subject’s industry is within the Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) source sectors in its operating jurisdiction. The report goes on to conduct interviews with adjacent businesses to seek to assess the overall availability and stability of the power provision from the national grid at the local site, as well as the need for supplemental power generation.
Emission Profile on the National and Sectoral Level
- Identify if the Subject’s country of jurisdiction imposes carbon taxes and employs emission trading systems
- Identify the Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) source sectors of the Subject’s country of jurisdiction which the country has determined to be its top emitters.
- Identify national sources of electricity and energy supply.
Survey of Disclosed Data and On-Site Operations
- Review disclosed materials from the Subject on power requirements and fuel source(s) and map out power sources being utilized in the manufacturing process and logistics on site.
- Conduct interviews with 4 sources from adjacent businesses to obtain direct data on hours of available electricity, frequency of brownout, blackout, load shedding and the seasonal or regular need for alternative energy sources etc.
- Communicate with, and as required, visit the relevant Electricity Authority to seek to collect information on the fuel source and stability of power being provided to the Local site. Specifically seeks to identify: 1) available electricity production capacity to site 2) consistency in supply feedstock for national grid 3) presence of other factors that may limit power delivery to the site.
- Conduct overt Interviews with the Subject and other relevant sources to 1) identify annual power consumption from national grid based on 12 latest electricity bills, 2) understand additional diesel generator usage and fuel consumption patterns, and 3) identify percentage of electricity sourced from solar or other renewable resources.
- Provide a calculation of GHG emissions from on the power consumption profile obtained through the above. (ClimateWatch Data and International Energy Agency)
Per Report Price: $10,000 USD (pricing listed is additional to any costs associated with a Reputation Screening)
Delivery timeline: Within 15-20 business days