Credit disclosures now map to the Singapore-Asia Taxonomy
Each project listing aligns with recognised regional standards, handing corporate buyers audit-ready paperwork for their sustainability reporting.
Carvanta has reshaped its project-disclosure format to line up with the Singapore-Asia Taxonomy for sustainable finance, so corporate buyers get audit-ready documentation for annual sustainability and climate-risk reporting.
Every listing now carries a standardised data sheet covering methodology, vintage, co-benefits and permanence rating, with a plain-figure funding read refreshed in real time. The sheet is exportable as a PDF and a machine-readable file for reporting systems.
The change follows similar alignment work across the region's banks and asset managers, many of which now have to classify green revenue under the taxonomy. Credits that cannot be mapped cleanly are labelled as such rather than force-fitted.
"Transparency is not a marketing line for us — it is the product," the company said. "If a buyer cannot hand our paperwork to their auditor without editing it, we have not finished the job."