Value the assets
Review equipment identity, specification, condition and component life against the agreed valuation bases.
Our work / Mining & resources
Understanding the fleet behind the portfolio.
An anonymised mining-fleet example: connecting asset records, component history and equipment expertise to valuation and emissions reporting.
Qualitative portfolio summary · Institutions and assets anonymised
The starting point
One register.
Several unanswered questions.
The asset register held equipment descriptions, meter readings, financiers and sites. Fuel records and a telematics feed were not available.
The task was to establish a clearer view of asset value and utilisation, and identify which reporting inputs the available records could support.
How we handle evidenceAssera.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
The work
Connect the evidence.
Understand utilisation
Use component change-out history to derive operating run rates, retaining the source records and limitations.
Prepare reporting inputs
Connect activity evidence with available equipment fuel-rate sources. Distinguish sourced inputs, calibrated estimates and exclusions.
The outcome
A clearer basis for the next decision.
- Asset valuation supported by equipment evidence
- Utilisation analysis connected to source records
- Documented calculation inputs and limitations
- Visible exclusions and a programme for improving coverage
This summary describes the approach used in an anonymised portfolio. The sample pack shown is illustrative. It is not an audit or assurance opinion, or a certification of PCAF compliance.
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.