ESG data readiness for US portfolios
EDRATM is the diagnostic layer that tests whether a US portfolio's ESG data can withstand SEC, SASB, GRESB, and investor scrutiny — before the reporting cycle begins.
Known vs unknown
Five diagnostic questions we ask every US portfolio before scoring, certification, or 10-K disclosure.
The gap between data that exists and data that can be trusted.
Unknown gaps
Surfaces the data missing today before it becomes a reporting or disclosure failure.
Boundary inconsistencies
Metering, ownership, operator, and tenant boundaries that break consolidated reporting.
Readiness risk
Asset, utility, vendor, and team-level risk scored against the framework you must satisfy.
Where EDRATM+ is needed
Surgical view of where intervention is required before scoring or certification.
Built for the frameworks that govern US portfolios.
SEC Climate Disclosure Rule · SASB · GRESB · CDP · California SB-253 & SB-261 · TCFD-aligned reporting.
For portfolios where ESG data complexity is already expensive.
Institutional portfolios
Where ESG data sits across operators, systems, vendors, meters, tenants, and asset teams.
High-scrutiny assets
Where energy, water, cooling, and tenant/operator boundaries cannot be treated casually.
Cross-regional owners
Investors and managers operating across regions, regulators, and reporting frameworks.
When readiness gaps are found, EDRA+ closes them.
Data discovery, utility/meter alignment, normalization, validation, and readiness packs — for benchmarking, certification, reporting, or investor review.
Request a Conversation →If your US ESG data feels complete, EDRATM tests whether it is usable.
We work with a limited number of US portfolios at a time, where data complexity justifies a diagnostic layer.