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Complete, unedited assessments produced by the tool. In-line, Partial, Not aligned, Not eligible: every verdict the tool can reach is on display here, because a sample library with only green results would tell you nothing. All companies, assets and documents shown are fictitious, created to demonstrate the assessment. If you believe a name should be changed or removed, email support@censatim.com.

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Eligibility reports (free stage)Substantial Contribution tierFull AlignmentMulti-activity chains

Eligibility reports (free stage)

The screening outcome, including the honest No: activities the Taxonomy simply does not cover.

Not eligibleCompany reporting · Eligibility

Ahenobarbus Recruitment, United Kingdom

A recruitment firm whose activities sit outside the Taxonomy: the screening outcome, recorded professionally.

Not eligibleAsset assessment · Eligibility

Livorno Peaker, Italy

A 1998 oil-fired peaking plant: outside the Taxonomy, and the report records exactly that.

Substantial Contribution tier

The mid tier: the technical screening criteria assessed and scoped honestly, including a rejection on evidence quality.

In-lineAsset assessment · Substantial Contribution tier

Lindholm House, Denmark

A single owned building assessed at the mid tier: in line on the class A route, with the scope stated plainly.

In-lineAsset assessment · Substantial Contribution tier

Athlone Charge Park, Ireland

A purpose-built EV charging hub: dedicated zero-emission infrastructure, in line at the mid tier.

Not alignedAsset assessment · Substantial Contribution tier

Wallgate House, Ireland

A 1998 office relying on a draft, unadopted national benchmark: the evidence is rejected and the verdict says so.

Full Alignment

All three dimensions: substantial contribution, every applicable DNSH objective, and the Minimum Social Safeguards, across the full verdict range.

In-lineAsset assessment · Full Alignment

Havreholm Wind Farm, Denmark

A 54 MW onshore wind farm with documents uploaded: all three dimensions in line.

PartialAsset assessment · Full Alignment

Borealis DC-2, Finland

A colocation data centre in fund due diligence: one DNSH objective not aligned.

In-lineAsset assessment · Full Alignment

Meridian Court, Germany

A single owned building through Full Alignment: only the objectives that apply are ever probed.

Not alignedAsset assessment · Full Alignment

Iberia DC-1, Spain

A data centre with evaporative cooling in a water-stressed region, and no water plan: the verdict follows the evidence.

PartialAsset assessment · Full Alignment

BioKraft Anlage Emsland, Germany

A bio-waste digestion plant: substantial contribution met, one confirmed DNSH absence, Partial overall.

In-lineCompany reporting · Full Alignment

Zuidhaven Vastgoed, Netherlands

A property group: three activities surfaced, the owned portfolio assessed with its qualifying sub-set identified.

Not alignedCompany reporting · Full Alignment · multi-activity

Caesar Energia, Italy

An energy group with several business areas, including a gas plant assessed honestly against the transitional criteria.

Multi-activity chains

One company, several activities: linked reports with entity-level safeguards carried across, concluded by a free family summary.

2 In-line · 1 PartialCompany reporting · Full Alignment · linked chain of three

Constantine Energy, Europe

One integrated power company, three linked reports and the free family summary: solar and wind in line, the grid activity honestly Partial.

Every report includes the criteria reproduced verbatim, evidence citations on each finding, prioritised information gaps, and the complete question-and-answer record. See the methodology for how conclusions are reached, and the activity guides for a sample matched to your sector.

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