Climate risk assessment is the process of identifying and evaluating how climate-related hazards, such as floods, droughts, or extreme heat, could impact physical assets, operations, or financial performance. It helps organisations understand both current exposure and future vulnerability under different climate scenarios.
Let’s say you're advising a client with infrastructure assets across Europe. They need to know which sites face the highest flood or wind risk over the next 30 years; not just to meet CSRD requirements but to decide where to invest in upgrades. A climate risk assessment helps you compare exposure across locations, build a clear adaptation plan, and give your client the confidence to act.
Climate risk assessments are essential for any organisation with physical assets. They help you meet reporting requirements like CSRD and TCFD, identify exposure across sites, and make better decisions about where to invest or take action. Whether you're managing assets or advising clients, you need to understand how risks like flooding, heat or drought could affect them, now and in the future. Many teams now use platforms that provide asset-level insights, future scenarios, and reports ready to share, saving time, reducing uncertainty, and helping them act with greater clarity and confidence.