Park Moissy 2 DC1 · Transition modelFACILITY

This 1,000,000 sqft logistics/distribution facility near Moissy-Cramayel, Île-de-France, draws on the Seine watershed, which carries a Medium-High baseline water stress label (score 2.87) and a drought score of 3.20, alongside an overall physical risk score of 1.12 (Low-Medium, 25-50%). Riverine flood exposure is modest (0.93) and coastal flood risk is nil, while untreated wastewater risk is low (0.87). On the impact side, Scope 2 GHG exposure is currently modest given France's already low observed grid intensity of 41.44 gCO2/kWh (2025, Ember), making energy-related carbon impact a secondary concern relative to water dependency at this site.

By 2030, the French grid is expected to decarbonise further to 35 gCO2/kWh (IEA WEO 2024 STEPS), reinforcing the site's already low Scope 2 carbon trajectory and reducing energy-related transition risk. No corresponding 2030 water-stress or water-depletion horizon values are available in this dataset, leaving the water dependency trajectory unquantified even as the energy picture continues to improve.

By 2050, France's grid carbon intensity is projected to fall further to 20 gCO2/kWh under IEA STEPS, effectively eliminating Scope 2 GHG as a material impact channel for this site and shifting the risk narrative almost entirely toward physical/water exposure. Residual risk hinges on Seine watershed dynamics; absent published 2050/2080 water-stress or depletion horizon scores, the facility's long-term physical risk trajectory remains a data gap rather than a quantified trend, and should be revisited as watershed-level projections become available.