CLIMATE BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE
CLIMATE RISK
IS FINANCIAL RISK™.
ClimaTwin empowers infrastructure capital leaders to price
future weather and climate extremes into asset values, cash flows, and capital plans.
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EXPOSURE SCORES STOP
BEFORE THE CAPITAL DECISION.
Most platforms identify where assets face physical risk. Capital leaders need to determine
the resulting downtime, revenue loss, asset-value impact, intervention economics, and investment priority.
MEASURE RISK. PRICE CONSEQUENCE. DIRECT CAPITAL.
ANALYZE. QUANTIFY. PRIORITIZE.
ClimaTwin connects future weather and climate extremes to asset exposure, financial consequence, and capital action.
Expose asset vulnerabilities, critical dependencies, hazard thresholds, and failure points across every planning horizon.
Price asset downtime, revenue loss, cash-flow impact, and climate-adjusted value for each month through 2070.
Rank interventions by value protected, implementation timing, capital efficiency, and portfolio-wide impact.
OUTPUT: ASSET EXPOSURE. DEPENDENCIES. THRESHOLDS.
OUTPUT: DOWNTIME. REVENUE LOSS. ADJUSTED VALUE.
OUTPUT: INTERVENTION RANK. VALUE PROTECTED. CAPITAL EFFICIENCY.
THE ASSET SURVIVES. THE NETWORK FAILS.
ClimaTwin evaluates the infrastructure networks each asset depends on
and prices the financial consequence when a critical connection fails.
MAP THE NETWORK. RANK THE CHOKEPOINTS. PROTECT THE ASSET.
EVERY ANALYSIS CARRIES ITS EVIDENCE.
Model, financial, and governance assurance connect to every analysis and capital decision.
01 MODEL ASSURANCE
Source data
Scenarios
Methodology
02 FINANCIAL ASSURANCE
Valuation basis
Loss assumptions
Intervention economics
03 GOVERNANCE ASSURANCE
Decision owner
Approval status
Audit trail
GOVERNED THROUGHOUT.
SOURCES • SCENARIOS • ASSUMPTIONS • VALUATION • UNCERTAINTY • APPROVALS
STANDARDS AND REPORTING ALIGNMENT
CONNECT DECISION EVIDENCE TO REPORTING REQUIREMENTS
ClimaTwin® connects traceable physical climate risk evidence to financial reporting, sustainability disclosure, adaptation, assurance, and capital governance workflows. Explore alignment with IFRS S2, TCFD, CSRD / ESRS, ISO 14090 and ISO 14091, TNFD, GRESB, and related public sector frameworks.
01 FRAMEWORK CONTEXT
Named standard, jurisdiction, reporting purpose, and decision owner
02 PHYSICAL RISK EVIDENCE
Hazards, assets, dependencies, vulnerability, and planning horizon
03 FINANCIAL CONSEQUENCE
Downtime, projected loss, cash-flow impact, and climate-adjusted value
04 GOVERNANCE RECORD
Sources, assumptions, limitations, reviewers, and approval lineage
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