Plant & equipment specialists

Asset experts for AASB S2 emissions reporting.

Assera brings plant and equipment expertise to the emissions evidence supporting AASB S2 compliance. We help lenders, lessors and asset owners identify the equipment, understand its use and build traceable reporting inputs.

Specialising in Scope 3 Category 13 (downstream leased assets) and Category 15 (investments, including financed emissions). A scoped pilot reviews a portfolio subset and returns evidence gaps and practical next steps.

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From asset to insightIllustrative workflow

Start with the evidence.

Asset registers, lease terms and finance schedules, brought together.

Our capabilities

Know the asset.
See the opportunity.

Specialist advice across the life of a portfolio.

Asset expertise in practice

Equipment knowledge.
Evidence you can follow.

Equipment identity, configuration and utilisation shape what a portfolio record can support. We connect practical equipment knowledge to activity and finance evidence, making assumptions and gaps visible. Automation helps organise the records; professional judgement guides the review.

01
Bring the records together

Organise asset, activity and finance evidence.

02
Apply the method

Connect the evidence to defined calculations and reporting boundaries.

03
Review what matters

Professional judgement over findings, limitations and next steps.

Assera.Sample deliverable

Portfolio review

From records
to a clearer picture.

Asset register
Identity & specification
Valuation
Basis & supporting evidence
Utilisation
Activity & source records
Reporting
Methods & limitations
Illustrative format · No client data

Our work / Mining & resources

A portfolio is more than a list of machines.

For an anonymised mining fleet, asset records and component history provided a basis for valuation, utilisation analysis and emissions reporting.

The work connected equipment evidence to portfolio decisions, while keeping gaps and assumptions visible.

Explore the portfolio example

How we begin

What a portfolio pilot covers.

For teams at banks, insurers and asset-owning businesses reviewing equipment portfolios for reporting or an asset decision.

  1. 01

    Agree scope and fees

    Review the proposed portfolio subset, purpose, first deliverable and fee basis before work begins.

  2. 02

    Review the records

    Examine an asset-register extract, finance terms and available activity records through an agreed information channel.

  3. 03

    Receive the findings

    See what the evidence supports, the limitations and practical next steps.

Start with one portfolio

A clear place to begin.

Tell us about the portfolio and the decision it needs to support. We’ll agree the scope and an appropriate channel for records before reviewing an extract.

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