Spatial Risk Systems (SRS)
Spatial Risk Systems is the pioneer in offering innovative asset-level geospatial solutions that integrate and standardize dozens of spatial-level content sources into a knowledge graph structure. Our unique approach enables investors and underwriters to quickly identify, assess, and mitigate risks in a dynamic environment, helping them make informed decisions.
SRS’ Asset-Level data spans essential metrics, including:
- Climate/Physical Risk: Historical loss data, projected risks, and comprehensive risk scores for dynamic climate intelligence.
- Carbon/Methane Emissions: Detailed Scope I Carbon Emissions and Carbon Intensity Ratio insights across 18,000 facilities and 4,500 asset owners emitting 25 billion metric tons.
- Environmental Data: Air and water quality, toxic releases, discharges, EPA reports, and penalties.
- Electricity Generation: Data on facility-level generation for evaluating energy-related impacts, Including Scope II Emissions.
- Historical Weather Events: Insights into asset-specific weather impacts, supporting predictive risk modeling.
- Socioeconomic factors: Local demographics, income, poverty, and educational levels for a complete risk profile.
OUR ANALYTIC EDGE
Integrate Spatial Factors into Your Risk Analysis
Aggregating facility-level risk to corporate and government identifiers revolutionizes the way users evaluate spatial-level risks. This process allows for an enhanced understanding of potential vulnerabilities and threats to portfolios and investments, enriching the decision-making process with a new dimension of insight.
The SRS Vistra Corp
Vistra - An interactive look at facility level risk.
View Vistra’s entire portfolio of power generation facilities, nationwide. View their urban and rural contexts and discover which face climate impact vulnerabilities, which place the value of the facility at risk. This geospatial map of the power generation portfolio of Vistra Corp., one of over 2000 power facility owners in the US, gives you a detailed, facility level view of their carbon impact as well as the climate and environmental risks to each of their plants.