Carbon project diligence is slow because the information is scattered. Volumes sit in one document, pricing in an email thread, permanence assumptions in an appendix, and comparing any of it is manual work.
Residual brings all of it onto one platform, presenting what the project is, what it costs, and where the risk sits.
Every project Residual develops is published in the same order. Each section leads with a summary and ends with what it means for a buyer, so you can form a view as you read rather than after. Skim it all, or go straight to the two sections that will decide it.
Available volume, delivery curves by vintage, volume discounts, and contracting structures all sit on the project page. You can see whether a project fits your budget and your delivery window before committing a team to diligence.
Most buyers are not buying a single project. Portfolio View lets you allocate volume across projects and vintage years, and it returns weighted average price and total cost as you build. You can check a portfolio against your internal cost of carbon and your delivery window.
Additionality through to delivery, each risk is broken out on its own, with the mitigation beside it and the supporting document one click away. Where a concern is still open, the page says so instead of smoothing it over. Monitoring continues after purchase, so a new signal reaches you without starting the review again.
Clara is the platform's document assistant. Ask it a question and it answers from the project page and the data room, all without the back-and-forth.