Prologis DIRFT · Transition modelFACILITY

The dominant dependency at this logistics/distribution facility is grid electricity, with the UK grid observed at 217.41 gCO2/kWh (Ember 2025). Physical water risk is low: baseline water stress is Low-Medium (10-20%, BWS score 1.65) in the North Sea watershed, overall composite risk is Low (score 0.64), and water depletion (0.79) and untreated wastewater (0.16) scores are modest. Drought score sits at 3.29 and coastal flood exposure (2.80) is somewhat higher than riverine flood exposure (1.82), though neither reaches an elevated risk label. No flow-level data (energy/water volumes) is populated for this site, limiting quantification of absolute consumption or discharge.

The IEA WEO 2024 STEPS pathway used for this site's grid horizon shows an anomalous 2030 figure of 100 gCO2/kWh sitting above the 2050 value of 30 gCO2/kWh — effectively flat-to-improving over the current 217.41 gCO2/kWh baseline, with the bulk of decarbonisation gains arriving after 2030. No forward water-stress or drought horizon scores (2030/2050/2080) are populated, so the physical-risk trajectory for this location cannot be benchmarked against today's Low baseline; this is a data gap rather than an indication of stability.

By 2050 the GB grid horizon implies a further step-down to roughly 30 gCO2/kWh under STEPS, reinforcing a structural decline in Scope 2 emissions intensity for this asset absent any on-site generation or PPA. Residual physical risk is presently anchored to Low overall risk and Low-Medium water stress, but the absence of 2080 water/wastewater horizon data means long-dated coastal and riverine flood trajectories (current scores 2.80 and 1.82 respectively) remain unquantified and should be revisited as watershed-level projections become available.