TCFD

Purpose of this module

The TCFD module within NZC Portal is designed to support landlords, property owners, asset managers, and investment funds in structuring and managing climate-related financial disclosures in line with the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD).

The module focuses on governance, management, risk, and metrics, supporting consistent and auditable disclosures across property portfolios.

What this module supports

This module enables users to:

• Structure climate-related governance and management information
• Assess and monitor climate-related risks and opportunities at asset and portfolio level
• Track climate-related metrics and targets using verified data
• Maintain evidence-backed disclosures suitable for investor and regulatory review

Key inputs

The module typically draws on:

• Carbon and energy performance data
• Asset characteristics and location data
• Risk categorisation and qualitative inputs
• Targets, policies, and governance configuration
• Outputs from climate risk and scenario analysis where applicable

Inputs can be managed and updated over time to reflect evolving strategy and risk profiles.

Key outputs

The module produces clear, decision-ready outputs, including:

• Structured summaries aligned to TCFD pillars
• Climate-related risk and opportunity registers
• Metrics and targets views aligned to portfolio performance
• Exportable disclosures and management summaries
• Evidence packs supporting assurance and due diligence

Outputs can be generated at fund, site, or building level.

How this module is used in practice

Typical use cases include:

• Preparing climate-related disclosures for annual reporting
• Supporting investor, lender, and regulator engagement
• Integrating climate risk into asset management and strategy
• Demonstrating governance and oversight of climate-related issues

How this module fits within NZC Portal

The TCFD module integrates with carbon reporting, EPC, valuation, and climate risk data within NZC Portal.

This ensures:

• Alignment between climate disclosures and underlying performance data
• Consistent treatment of risk across assets and portfolios
• Strong traceability and governance across climate-related reporting