Before you begin
A few things that shape the quality of your assessment:
Describe the asset well
On the next screen, describe the asset specifically: what it is, what it does, where it is, its scale and age, and any facts you already know (certificates, capacities, dates). The description determines which EU Taxonomy activity is assessed.
Detail drives quality
Answer each question clearly and succinctly, with specifics (figures, dates, document names). The more detail you give, the sharper the follow-up questions and the stronger the final report.
Your answers go into the report
Your replies are taken at face value, are not independently verified, and are transposed verbatim into the final report’s evidence annex, so every finding can be traced back to what you told us.
Expect to upload documents
Useful to have to hand: energy performance certificates or energy data, environmental permits, climate risk assessments, and key policies (health and safety, human rights, anti-corruption). The more evidence you provide, the higher the confidence attached to each finding.
Practicalities
A full assessment runs over a handful of short question batches, typically 15 to 25 minutes. Progress saves automatically and you can return any time. It is best completed by someone with operational knowledge, or the ability to get answers quickly.