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The Parameterized SUI Protocol A SUI is not fully defined until its parameters are documented. The Parameterized SUI Protocol is a structured specification format that captures everything needed to (a) communicate the SUI unambiguously, (b) instruct a verifica...

What is a Single Source of Truth (SSOT)? Definition: A Single Source of Truth (SSOT) is a system of record in which every piece of data relevant to an enterprise's impact claims exists in exactly one canonical location — structured, timestamped, access-control...

The Three-Tier Validation Pipeline The Three-Tier Validation Pipeline is the data architecture that converts raw operational records into verified SUI events. It is named for its three sequential layers: Ingest, Digital Twin, and Conversion. Each tier has a de...

The Digital Twin for Impact Verification The Digital Twin is the computational core of the SUI verification system. It is a version-controlled, auditable model that takes raw operational data as input and produces per-application SUI magnitudes as output. This...

How SUI Reduces WACC This page provides the technical mechanism detail behind the SUI-WACC hypothesis — how, specifically, a verified SUI reduces a climate startup's Weighted Average Cost of Capital through each of the five mechanisms introduced in Chapter 1. ...

The Greenium and Verified Impact Greenium: The yield differential between a green bond and an equivalent conventional bond — the price premium that investors are willing to pay for verified environmental credentials, expressed as a lower yield (and therefore l...

Blended Finance and First-Loss Guarantees Blended Finance: The strategic use of development finance and philanthropic funds to mobilise additional finance towards sustainable development in developing countries. The key mechanism: concessional (below-market) c...

MDB Taxonomy Alignment Multilateral Development Banks (MDBs) represent the single largest source of structured impact capital available to climate startups in emerging markets. Aligning a SUI to MDB taxonomies is the key that unlocks access to IFC, IDB Invest,...

Becaps (Argentina) — Chemical Displacement per Hectare SUI Statement: One application of Becaps microbial biostimulant to one hectare of cultivated land displaces 102.4 kg CO₂e of synthetic chemical inputs, net of counterfactual, verified against a three-tier ...

MubOn (Colombia) — kWh Delivered per Charging Point SUI Statement: One kWh delivered through one MubOn-managed shared EV charging point enables approximately 6.5 km of electric driving, displacing approximately 1.12 kg CO₂e of emissions from the equivalent int...

Applying SUI Across Sectors The SUI framework is sector-agnostic. Any enterprise whose product or service produces a measurable, attributable environmental or social outcome can define a SUI. This page provides a generalisation guide across the major cleantech...

SUI in the Venture Readiness Framework The CleantechHUB Venture Readiness Framework (VRF) is the structured assessment and acceleration programme through which CTH evaluates, supports, and connects climate startups to capital. The SUI framework is embedded in ...

Scoring Rubric for SUI Assessment This rubric is used by CTH programme staff to score the Impact Readiness of VRF applicants and portfolio startups. It is also provided to startups for self-assessment. The rubric is designed to be specific, repeatable, and fre...

Implementation Guide for CTH Startups This guide walks a CTH portfolio startup through building their SUI from zero to investor-ready verification. It is designed to be followed by a founding team without a dedicated impact measurement staff member. The CTH Im...