EcoIQ Portfolio & Country Transition Atlas
Map transition risk, finance-ready projects and verified impact across countries and sectors.
EcoIQ Portfolio & Country Transition Atlas provides a geographic and portfolio-level view of industrial modernisation. It helps investors, governments, development banks, municipalities and industrial groups see where assets are located, where losses and harm are highest, where projects are ready for funding and where verified impact is already being delivered.
Core purpose: Turn project-level intelligence into a country-scale and portfolio-scale transition map.
Supported country views
Connected EcoIQ Modules
Command Centre
Supplies the live project pipeline the Atlas aggregates to country and portfolio scale.
Asset Passport
Supplies the located, structured asset records plotted on the map.
Impact MRV Layer
Supplies verified impact status feeding the Verified Impact View.
Industrial Playbook Library
Supplies the playbook types compared across the portfolio.
Institutional Finance Engine
Supplies CAPEX, savings and finance readiness rolled up per country.
Supplier & Funding Marketplace
Supplies funding status feeding the Finance-Ready View.
Governance & Expert Review Board
Supplies review status feeding portfolio readiness scoring.
Mobile / iPad Inspection Mode
Feeds newly discovered assets onto the map.
Data Room & Evidence Vault
Supplies evidence quality used in portfolio scoring.
API & Integration Layer
Exposes atlas and portfolio data to external systems.
Microsoft Ecosystem Core Stack
Provides the agent, data and dashboard building blocks a production atlas would run on.
Azure Digital Twins
Supplies asset relationships behind mapped clusters.
Microsoft Fabric
Stores portfolio and country-level data.
Power BI
Renders country and regional dashboards.
Teams
Delivers country and portfolio briefings.
Geospatial / satellite layers where relevant
Supplies location and land-use context for the map view.
Maqasid/Mizan ethical scoring
Rolls up into the Portfolio Score alongside harm, readiness and impact.
No Harm Gate
Blocks projects from being shown as finance-ready or high-impact without evidence.
Supported Asset Categories
Main Atlas Views
Country Overview
For each country show:
Map View
Display assets and projects on a map. Map markers should show:
Marker colour logic
- Red = highest harm / urgent
- Orange = high risk / high waste
- Blue = finance-ready
- Green = verified impact
- Grey = needs verification
Portfolio View
Show portfolio by:
Highest Harm View
Identify which assets or regions show:
Highest Impact View
Identify which assets or regions have:
Finance-Ready View
Show projects that already have:
Verified Impact View
Show projects with:
Country Cards
Kazakhstan
Priority themes
- Boiler houses
- District heating
- Coal-to-clean heating transition
- Mines and metals
- Public building retrofits
- Village clean heating
- Water systems
- Industrial modernisation around key regions
United Kingdom
Priority themes
- Public building decarbonisation
- Industrial efficiency
- Heat pump / clean heat retrofits
- Waste heat recovery
- ESG / investor readiness
- Manufacturing efficiency
- Social housing / community heating where relevant
Saudi Arabia
Priority themes
- Industrial efficiency
- Desalination / water systems
- Cooling and energy efficiency
- Industrial diversification
- Sustainability-linked investment
- Large-scale infrastructure opportunity mapping
Türkiye
Priority themes
- Manufacturing
- Textiles / production efficiency
- Industrial heating
- Earthquake-resilient rebuilding opportunities where relevant
- Agriculture and irrigation
- SME transition readiness
Region-Level Summary Cards
Each region should show:
Sector Comparison View
Compare
For each sector show
Atlas Workflow
Example Project Clusters
Kazakhstan clean heating cluster
Examples
Show
- Highest harm zones
- Finance-ready heating projects
- CSR / sadaqah jariyah / municipal co-finance opportunities
- Verified household benefit
UK industrial efficiency cluster
Examples
Show
- Quick payback opportunities
- Finance-ready SME projects
- Verified savings pipeline
Saudi industrial and water cluster
Examples
Show
- Strategic large-ticket opportunities
- Infrastructure readiness
- Country-level portfolio view
Türkiye manufacturing and agriculture cluster
Examples
Show
- SME transition readiness
- Agriculture-water nexus
- Implementation-ready pipeline
Atlas Dashboard Cards
Project Table Fields
Filters
Portfolio Scoring Logic
Harm Score
Measures pollution, energy waste, health risk, safety risk and social burden.
Readiness Score
Measures evidence quality, playbook fit, finance memo readiness, supplier/funder readiness and governance progress.
Impact Potential Score
Measures estimated cost savings, emissions reduction, community benefit and scalability.
Maqasid/Mizan Portfolio Score
Measures ethical alignment, balance, stewardship and reduction of waste/harm.
These are decision-support indicators, not legal, engineering or religious judgements.
Atlas Prioritisation Logic
- High harm + high readiness = immediate priority
- High harm + low readiness = evidence mobilisation priority
- Low harm + high readiness = quick scalable win
- High impact + medium readiness = prepare finance and implementation
- High cost + high uncertainty = expert review first
Portfolio Pack Outputs
The atlas should support:
Microsoft Integration
EcoIQ Portfolio & Country Transition Atlas can use:
- Microsoft Fabric for portfolio data
- Power BI for country and regional dashboards
- Azure Digital Twins for asset relationships
- Azure Maps / geospatial concept for map display
- Power Automate for alerts and briefings
- Teams for country/project notifications
- SharePoint for exported portfolio packs
- Dynamics 365 for funder and supplier pipeline linkage
- Azure AI / Agent Framework for portfolio intelligence agents
Amanah Autopilot Integration
Amanah Autopilot can run overnight and:
- Identify newly high-harm regions
- Flag finance-ready projects
- Identify missing evidence in high-priority zones
- Prepare country transition briefings
- Prepare investor portfolio packs
- Flag projects with strong Maqasid/Mizan uplift
- Highlight projects with verified impact ready for reporting
Morning briefing example: "Kazakhstan now has 12 finance-ready heating projects, the UK has 8 quick-payback industrial efficiency opportunities, Saudi Arabia shows 5 large infrastructure candidates, and Türkiye has 9 manufacturing/agriculture projects needing supplier matching."
Country Examples
Kazakhstan
Atlas summary
- 74 assets mapped
- 21 clean heating opportunities
- 9 finance-ready projects
- 5 verified impact projects
- Highest-harm cluster: boiler houses and village heating
- Highest-impact cluster: district heating upgrades and public building retrofits
United Kingdom
Atlas summary
- 43 assets mapped
- 15 industrial efficiency opportunities
- 7 finance-ready projects
- 6 verified impact projects
- Highest-harm cluster: inefficient industrial heating
- Highest-impact cluster: compressed air and waste heat quick wins
Saudi Arabia
Atlas summary
- 29 assets mapped
- 10 strategic infrastructure opportunities
- 4 finance-ready projects
- Highest-impact cluster: water-energy systems and industrial cooling
Türkiye
Atlas summary
- 38 assets mapped
- 14 manufacturing and agriculture opportunities
- 6 finance-ready projects
- Highest-impact cluster: production efficiency and irrigation upgrades
No Harm Gate for Atlas
Before showing projects as high-priority, finance-ready or high-impact, check:
- Is the evidence strong enough?
- Is the location correct?
- Are the impact assumptions transparent?
- Is there a risk of misrepresenting harm?
- Are community and environmental risks visible?
- Is the project still pending expert review?
- Is MRV verified or still provisional?
- Is human approval required before external reporting?
Safety and Governance
- The Atlas is a portfolio intelligence and decision-support tool, not a replacement for engineering, financial, legal, environmental or policy review.
- Projects shown as finance-ready or high-impact still require due diligence and human approval.
- Maqasid/Mizan is ethical decision-support, not a fatwa.
- Country and regional comparisons depend on evidence quality and may include projects marked "Needs verification".
- Public-facing impact claims require MRV-supported evidence.