About this video
Strand wants to call its warehouse green-certified and solar-powered. Ellie checks each claim against the bills and the power agreement.
Full description
A tenant asks its landlord to confirm two claims for its customers: green-certified, and powered by rooftop solar. The landlord's tracker says yes. Ellie checks every tracker line against 54 bills in three languages, the meter schedule, the certificate and the power purchase agreement: an August estimate labelled actual, a certificate that covers common areas only, and 180 solar credits issued with none passed to the landlord or the tenant. Ellie drafts the reply: the landlord cannot confirm either claim. Fictional data.
Key points
- The tracker's August 'actual' was an estimate; the replacement bill supersedes it
- Using the solar electricity is not owning the claim: the credits sit with the supplier
- 180 certificates issued, none transferred to the landlord or tenant
- Ellie drafts the reply and refuses to treat a missing bill as zero
Part ofRisk, compliance & ESG
Video details
- Roles
- Asset Manager, Compliance / Risk
- Processes
- Risk & Compliance, Asset Management
- Geographies
- APAC
- Tags
- author-demo, logistics, energy, Singapore