Sthlm01 · Transition modelFACILITY

As an office asset, Sthlm01's dominant dependency is grid electricity, and its dominant impact is Scope 2 GHG — but Sweden's grid is already at 35.26 gCO2/kWh (Ember 2025), among the cleanest nationally in scope, so the carbon footprint per kWh is structurally low. Water dependency is minor for this asset type; baseline water stress (BWS) is Low at 0.56 (label "Low (<10%)"), overall water risk is Low at 0.44, and coastal flood exposure is zero. The site sits in the Baltic Sea watershed with a moderate riverine flood score (3.06) worth monitoring but not currently a binding constraint.

By 2030, grid intensity is projected to nearly halve again to 25 gCO2/kWh (IEA WEO 2024 STEPS), reinforcing an already favourable Scope 2 trajectory with minimal transition effort required on the energy side. Forward-looking water-stress and drought horizon scores are not populated in this dataset (2030/2050/2080 wd/ws fields are null), so no location-specific water deterioration signal can be confirmed or ruled out for this period — this is a data gap rather than a benign result.

Out to 2050, the Swedish grid is forecast to reach 15 gCO2/kWh, effectively decoupling this facility's operational carbon from growth or floor-area changes and leaving physical risk — not transition risk — as the dominant residual concern. Riverine flood exposure (score 3.06) and the absence of long-horizon water stress data mean the long-term physical risk picture for this site is incomplete; absent new data, underwriting or portfolio views should treat water-related 2050+ risk as unquantified rather than low.