Accelerated
Sustainability
Data Services
Accelerate and automate risk profiling and sustainability data collection with our client engagement and modular assessment framework.
For Banks
We help you collect high quality sustainability and operational data from your value chain.
Whether for financed emissions or broader sustainability commitments, engaging and supporting your business banking customers is key to achieving your reporting obligations.
Our end-to-end, no-touch / low-touch solution is designed to generate collaboration and collect the data you need.
For Insurers
We equip insurers with auditable sustainability and resilience intelligence to strengthen underwriting, portfolio oversight and regulatory alignment.
TDH makes non-financial risk visible and comparable across insured portfolios, supporting confident decision-making in a changing risk landscape.
For Corporates
Leveraging our proprietary data modelling approach, we help you optimise your sustainability reporting and streamline supplier screening and engagement to reduce survey fatigue and improve risk management capabilities.
Our single-platform approach covers both sustainability and operational resilience – ‘don’t dig the road up twice’.
News &
Insights
For retail and hospitality businesses, winter brings two pressures at once. Energy consumption rises as heating and lighting run for longer hours, while the financial year-end brings increased scrutiny from banks, landlords and customers asking for clearer, more consistent data.
In February 2026, the FCA released its annual Insurance Regulatory Priorities report. On the surface, it reads like a supervisory roadmap. In reality, it is a signal flare for an industry that sits at the heart of the UK economy.
For most banks today, slashing financed emissions isn’t just a climate buzzword, it’s a regulatory, reputational, and risk-management imperative. But despite growing disclosure requirements and net-zero commitments, many financial institutions remain in the dark about the very emissions they’ve committed
UK businesses are estimated to lose up to £24 billion every year through energy overcharging, hidden fees and inefficient procurement practices. For businesses spending more than £50,000 annually on energy, these losses are rarely marginal and often material to the
Who
We Serve
Since 2015, The Disruption House has been helping firms boost their performance with actionable and affordable insights into sustainability, business risk and operational resilience.