Climate Risk Analysis for Your Operations and Value Chain

Identify the climate risks impacting your operations and value chain to anticipate regulatory, financial and operational impacts.

Anticipate climate risks before they impact your business.

Climate change is already affecting companies through physical disruptions, regulatory changes and evolving market expectations.
A climate risk analysis helps organisations identify vulnerabilities, anticipate impacts and integrate climate considerations into strategic decision making.

By analyzing both physical risks and transition risks, companies can protect operations, strengthen resilience and align with CSRD and VSME climate disclosure expectations.

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What is a Climate Risk Analysis ?

Climate risk analysis evaluates how climate change could impact a company’s operations, assets and value chain.

A climate risk analysis typically includes:

Identification of physical climate risks (floods, heatwaves, water stress)
Identification of transition risks (regulation, technology, market changes)
Assessment of impacts on operations, infrastructure and supply chains
Evaluation of financial and strategic exposure
Preparation for climate related disclosures

This analysis provides a structured basis for climate strategy and resilience planning.

Is your company concerned ?

You may be concerned if:

You must assess climate risks affecting operations or assets
Investors or banks request climate risk visibility
Your supply chain or infrastructure is exposed to climate events
Your sector faces growing climate regulations or market pressure
You want to integrate climate risks into strategic planning

Climate risks are becoming business risks. Understanding them early helps companies anticipate rather than react.

Our Structured Approach

Mapping Operations and Value Chain

• Identification of key activities and value creation drivers
• Mapping of operational sites and strategic assets
• Identification of critical suppliers and dependencies
Objective: Identify where climate risks could impact the business.
Climate Risk Screening

• Identification of relevant physical and transition risks
• Use of climate scenario references such as IPCC scenarios
• Preselection of material risks affecting the business
Objective: Detect the most relevant climate risks for your activities.
Risk Prioritization Workshop

• Collaborative workshops with internal teams
• Evaluation of probability and potential impact
• Identification of priority climate risks
Objective: Prioritise the climate risks that require strategic attention.
Climate Risk Dashboard and Synthesis

• Structured dashboard of material climate risks
• Mapping of risk exposure across activities and locations
• Strategic synthesis to support decision making
Objective: Provide a clear overview to support strategic decisions.

The advantages for your company ?

The Climate Risk Analysis journey allows you to:

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Why choose ESGlogic ?

Deep expertise in European climate regulations (CSRD, VSME, …)
Strong experience in climate risk and transition strategy
Practical methodology combining data, workshops and strategy
Integration with carbon footprint and transition planning
Structured ESG programs aligned with business priorities

ESGlogic helps companies transform climate risks into strategic insights and resilience planning.

Frequently Asked Questions

A climate risk analysis evaluates how climate change could affect a company’s operations, assets and value chain.
It identifies both physical risks such as extreme weather and transition risks linked to regulation and market changes.
The analysis helps companies anticipate impacts and integrate climate considerations into strategy.
Physical climate risks refer to the direct impacts of climate change on infrastructure and operations.
Examples include floods, storms, droughts, heatwaves or water scarcity.
These risks can disrupt production, damage assets and affect supply chains.
Transition risks arise from the economic shift toward a low carbon economy.
They include regulatory changes, carbon pricing, technological disruption or changing customer expectations.
Companies exposed to high emissions or carbon intensive activities may face increased costs or market pressure.
Yes, climate risk analysis is strongly linked to CSRD and ESRS E1 climate disclosures.
Companies must identify climate risks and opportunities and explain how they affect strategy and financial planning.
Conducting a structured climate risk analysis helps support this requirement.
Climate risk analysis often uses IPCC climate scenarios to understand potential future impacts.
These scenarios describe different warming pathways such as 1.5°C, 2°C or higher temperature increases.
They help companies evaluate how risks could evolve under different climate futures.
A climate risk analysis typically takes 4 to 8 weeks depending on company size and data availability.
The process includes mapping operations, analysing risks and organising internal workshops to prioritise impacts.