Nature risk is already
in your assets.

Screen your entire portfolio for nature exposure — with minimal data

Get a portfolio-wide picture of nature impacts, dependencies and risks across all your assets, even without complete operational data. Using asset type and geography as inputs, Darwin identifies which assets, sectors, and geographies carry the highest exposure, and where to focus your analytical effort first.

Go beyond the asset boundary — into the supply chain

For infrastructure, the largest share of nature impact sits upstream: in the cement, steel, copper, and materials that built the asset. Darwin translates bill of materials data into nature risk signals, identifying the supply chain hotspots that standard ESG tools miss. Most of your portfolio's nature footprint is invisible without it.

Integrate nature into due diligence — and turn it into portfolio data

Nature risk assessed at acquisition becomes a baseline you can track. Darwin enables asset-level analysis at due diligence — spatial overlays, water stress, biodiversity sensitivity, supply chain exposure — that feeds directly into your investment memo and your hold-period monitoring. Nature risk assessed three years into a hold is just a compliance cost.

Quantify financial risk tied to nature: permitting, CAPEX, and operations

Move beyond heatmaps. Darwin connects nature risk signals to the financial variables infrastructure teams manage — permitting timelines, CAPEX exposure, water-dependent availability, and transition risk from tightening regulations. Understand what biodiversity sensitivity near a site actually means for your return model.

Quantify avoided impacts with a credible baseline

For renewables and infrastructure funds with a green positioning, impact claims need to survive scrutiny. Darwin models avoided nature impacts by comparing your asset against a reference scenario — a fossil fuel baseline, a business-as-usual land use, a conventional construction approach. The result is a traceable, methodology-backed avoided impact figure that can anchor your LP narrative, green bond reporting, and impact fund positioning — without the greenwashing risk that comes from unsupported claims.

Comply with SFDR PAI, CSRD, EU Taxonomy DNSH, and Article 29 LEC

Aggregate asset-level assessments into fund-level disclosures. Darwin outputs are structured to align with SFDR PAI indicator 7, ESRS E4 double materiality, EU Taxonomy Do No Significant Harm criteria for biodiversity, and Article 29 LEC biodiversity strategy requirements — so you build the methodology once and report across all frameworks.