Climate Risk Assessment
Evaluate your exposure to physical and transition climate risks. We help you map vulnerabilities, model scenarios, and build resilience aligned with TCFD.
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Identify, evaluate, and manage risks arising from climate change.
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What is Climate Risk Assessment?
Climate risk assessment is a structured process to identify, evaluate, and manage how climate-related risks impact your business operations, supply chains, assets, and long-term financial performance.
It goes beyond sustainability reporting. Today, climate risk assessment is used by companies to understand exposure to physical risks (like floods, heatwaves) and transition risks (like regulations, carbon pricing, and market shifts).
Why Climate Risk Assessment Matters?
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A comprehensive climate risk assessment evaluates multiple categories of risks to provide a holistic understanding of exposure.
Physical Risk
Risks arising from climate-related events affecting assets and operations.
- Acute risks: floods, cyclones, extreme weather
- Chronic risks: rising temperatures, sea-level rise
- Supply chain disruptions due to climate events
Transition Risk
Risks emerging from the global shift toward a low-carbon economy.
- Regulatory changes and compliance mandates
- Technological advancements and market shifts
- Evolving customer preferences and carbon-related costs
Liability Risk
Risks related to potential legal and reputational consequences.
- Climate disclosure and reporting accuracy
- Evolving stakeholder and investor expectations
- Litigation related to climate inaction
Our Climate Risk Services
Climate Risk Analysis
A detailed evaluation of your exposure to climate-related risks across operations and value chains.
Risk Mapping
Identify physical and transition risks across geographies and assets
Impact Assessment
Analyze operational and financial implications
Scenario Analysis
Model risks under different climate scenarios (short, medium, long-term)
Climate Risk Assessment Methodology
Data-Driven Risk Identification
We use structured, evidence-based approaches to identify risks.
- Map risks across assets, operations, and value chains
- Use geospatial and climate datasets
- Align with global risk taxonomies
Scenario-Based Evaluation
We assess risks under multiple climate futures.
- Short, medium, and long-term horizons
- IPCC-aligned climate scenarios
- Financial impact modeling
Actionable Risk Prioritization
Not all risks are equal—we prioritize what matters most.
- Risk scoring based on severity and likelihood
- Financial and operational impact ranking
- Focus on high-impact areas
Framework-Aligned Reporting
We ensure your assessment is disclosure-ready.
- TCFD-aligned risk disclosures
- CDP integration
- Audit-ready documentation
- Investor-grade reporting
Our climate risk assessment approach aligns with:
TCFD
(Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures)
CDP
(Carbon Disclosure Project)
EcoVadis
Sustainability Ratings
SBTi
(Science Based Targets initiative)
Frequently Asked Questions
Climate risk assessment has evolved from a sustainability exercise into a core business and financial necessity. As climate-related disruptions become more frequent and regulations more stringent, organizations are increasingly expected to understand and disclose their exposure to climate risks. It enables organizations to protect long-term value, strengthen resilience, and remain competitive.
Climate scenario analysis allows organizations to evaluate how different climate futures may impact their business. Instead of relying on a single projection, it considers multiple pathways, such as a rapid transition to a low-carbon economy or a high-emissions scenario with severe physical impacts. This supports more informed strategic planning and aligns with global frameworks such as TCFD.
These frameworks require companies to identify, assess, and disclose climate-related risks and opportunities in a structured and transparent manner. Through climate risk assessment, organizations generate insights needed to support governance disclosures, strategy development, risk management processes, and metrics reporting.
A robust assessment relies on internal data (asset locations, supply chain dependencies, energy consumption, emissions) and external climate datasets (temperature trends, precipitation patterns, likelihood of extreme weather events), as well as financial data to measure business impacts.
The duration depends on the complexity and scale of operations. For most companies, it begins with data collection and risk mapping, followed by scenario analysis and impact evaluation. On average, a comprehensive assessment is completed within six to twelve weeks.
While relevant across all sectors, its importance is pronounced in industries highly exposed to environmental changes and regulatory pressures (e.g., manufacturing, energy, infrastructure, real estate, agriculture, and logistics). However, service-based and low-emission industries also increasingly need it due to investor expectations.
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