Impact & ESG
Measured contribution, not asserted virtue.
Aurora treats environmental and social performance as underwriting inputs with financial consequence. Indicators are defined before commitment, baselined at entry, and reported without embellishment.
Framework
Six pillars applied at underwriting and through the hold.
Environmental integrity
Emissions intensity, water, land use and biodiversity assessed at underwriting and monitored through the hold period.
Social licence
Community consultation, First Nations engagement, local participation and grievance mechanisms treated as investment conditions.
Governance quality
Board composition, transparency, anti-bribery controls and reporting discipline at asset level.
Just transition
Workforce transition, skills development and regional economic participation designed into transition assets.
Resilience
Physical and transition climate risk scenario-tested and reflected in structure and pricing.
Accountability
Where targets are missed, they are reported as missed. We do not restate baselines to preserve narrative.
On the limits of impact claims.
Aurora does not represent that any investment will achieve a particular environmental or social outcome. Impact measurement involves estimation, attribution judgement and data limitations, all of which are disclosed alongside reported indicators.
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