Climate risk analysis

We will prepare a comprehensible and professionally prepared report on climate risk analysis in accordance with CSRD/ESRS, based on current standards and methodologies used at European and international level.

The ability to understand how physical and transitional climate risks will affect your products, operations, and supply chains is becoming a key prerequisite for stable planning and long-term competitiveness.  

Our analysis will not only provide you with the basis for ESRS reporting, but also a clear overview of where your business is most vulnerable, what could threaten your business over the coming years and decades, and which steps have the greatest effect on risk and cost management.

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What we deliver

  • Detailed overview of climate threats and related regulatory and market pressures relevant to your segment and specific locations
  • Assessment of physical risks (extreme weather, temperature changes, drought, floods, fires)
  • Transition risk analysis (legislation, market changes, customer pressure, technological developments)
  • Scenario models of impacts on operations, supply chain, and company finances
  • Strategic recommendations on how to manage, monitor, and minimize risks

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Why start now?

  • Stay ahead of market demands – customers and investors are beginning to require climate-resilient suppliers
  • You will strengthen your position in the long term
  • You will identify savings and reserves that will be reflected in operations and investment planning
  • You will reduce future outages and unexpected expenses that may arise due to extreme weather or regulatory changes

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How the collaboration works

Initial consultation:
We will map out your needs and production processes
Data collection:
We will obtain the necessary information about locations, technologies, and the supply chain
Analytical phase:
We assess physical and transition risks based on scientific scenarios and sector standards
Report:
You will receive a clear document with analysis, risk maps, model scenarios, and prioritization of measures
Joint consultation:
We will review the results, recommended steps, and possible options for further cooperation
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How we help our clients

Our methodology has proven itself, for example, in the automotive sector, where climate threats and the transition to a low-carbon economy significantly affect production plans and long-term operability.
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We therefore helped our client map the climate impact of its production sites and identify weaknesses in its production plans so that it could plan investments in mitigation and adaptation in a timely manner.

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