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Prologis Cajamar II · Physical exposureFACILITY

Prologis · asset · Cajamar, BR · -23.339, -46.850
basis: MEASURED · confidence: 0.65 · status: active

Combined risk & exposure

Radial: current state · Sparklines: 2023 / 30 / 50 / 80
Water stressDroughtRiverine floodCoastal floodSite water lensAir (PM2.5)Fire pressureNearby CO₂PA proximityDeforestationGrid carbonCurrent state0–5 severity · trajectories →
Trajectory across horizons
23305080
Water stress2.47 → 3.48
Aqueduct 4.0 BWS score at the HydroBASINS L6 watershed containing the site.
23305080
Water depletion1.05 → 1.68
Aqueduct 4.0 BWD score — cumulative extraction against replenishment at the same watershed.
23305080
Deforestation4036 ha cumulative → extrapolated +5114 ha
Hansen Global Forest Change tree-cover loss within 5km; forward horizons extrapolated from 2019-2023 loss rate.
23305080
Grid carbon110 gCO₂/kWh → 40 gCO₂/kWh
Ember observed gCO₂/kWh for the country; IEA STEPS for 2030 / 2050 projection.

Country energy context · Brazil

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Grid CO₂ intensity
110
gCO₂/kWh · 2025
0.00
200
400
600
800
median 336.28
Brazil · 109.95 · FY2025 ↓
Ember Climate (observed + generation mix) · IEA STEPS (2030/2050 projection) · rank 14/94
Generation mix
89%
clean · 2025
Solar 12%Wind 16%Hydro 52%Nuclear 2%Bioenergy 7%
Power capacity pipeline
167 GW
in flight · 91% clean
Solar122 GW
Wind23 GW
Oil & gas14 GW
Hydro5.6 GW
Bioenergy2.1 GW
Nuclear1.4 GW
Construction (solid) + pre-construction (light). Source GEM.
Grid intensity outlook
203070gCO₂/kWh▼ 36%
205040gCO₂/kWh▼ 64%
IEA STEPS · published policy trajectory
P1

Physical climate

Current state + 2030 / 2050 / 2080 horizons (NEX-GDDP, Aqueduct Future, CoastalDEM, UKCP18)

Business as usual
Indicator203020502080
Water stress (0–5)
3.2
3.1
3.5
Water depletion (0–5)
1.3
1.4
1.7
Interannual variability (0–5)
1.0
1.1
1.1
Seasonal variability (0–5)
0.4
0.4
0.5
Pessimistic
Indicator203020502080
Water stress (0–5)
3.0
3.1
3.1
Water depletion (0–5)
1.2
1.3
1.4
Interannual variability (0–5)
0.9
1.0
1.3
Seasonal variability (0–5)
0.5
0.5
0.5
P2

Nature dependency

Water (Aqueduct + sector-weighted lens), biodiversity, soil

Water — sector-weighted lens
2.10 Medium-High (office lens)
Watershed: São Paulo, Brazil · aq30 49401
Hydrology context
Major basin: PARAGUAY (ex 366, 367)
Nearest named river: Tiete (11.8 km)
Water — Aqueduct baseline indicators
BWS — Water stress
2.47
Medium - High (20-40%)
BWD — Depletion
1.05
Low - Medium (5-25%)
RFR — Riverine flood
1.54
Low - Medium (1 in 1,000 to 2 in 1,000)
CFR — Coastal flood
0.00
No Risk
DRR — Drought
2.87
Medium (0.4-0.6)
UDW — Drinking water
0.92
USA — Sanitation
3.47
Biodiversity — protected areas
No protected areas within 30km (currently PAD-US US-only; KBA + national PAs Wave 2 pending).
Soil
SoilGrids / Living England — Wave 3/5 pending
P3

Nature impact

Emissions, fire, deforestation

Fire (FIRMS, last 7 days)
67 fires within 50km · nearest 3.7 km
Air quality (PM2.5)
Nearest station Perus (12.7 km) — no recent PM2.5 measurement.
Asset emissions (Climate TRACE, within 50km)
1 asset · 83.4 ktCO₂e/yr aggregate
  • Nova Piratininga power station — electricity-generation/ · 83.4 ktCO₂e (2024) · 43.6 km
Deforestation (Hansen GFC, 5km buffer)
Loss 2001-2023 within 5km
4036.10
hectares
Loss 2019-2023 (recent)
464.90
hectares
Canopy cover (2000 baseline)
71.62
% in 1km
P4

Operational + social

Buildings, grid carbon, workforce

Buildings
Microsoft + Google footprints + EPC — Wave 3 pending
Grid carbon intensity
2025 · now
109.95
gCO₂/kWh
2030 · STEPS
70
gCO₂/kWh-36%
2050 · STEPS
40
gCO₂/kWh-64%
Country lookup (BR) · Ember 2024 + IEA WEO 2024 STEPS
Workforce
ONS / BLS just-transition — Wave 6 pending
P5

Disclosure-ready outputs

TNFD-LEAP / IFRS-S2 / SBTN / EUDR / BNG / SBTi-FLAG fragments

Applicable frameworks
TCFD, IFRS-S2, CSRD, EU ETS, EU eMARS
wave_5_pending — composed from bakes once P1-P4 populated

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