Physical Risk for corporates

Map out your physical risk, site by site

Understand exposure to flood, drought, heat, wildfire and other hazards across your entire footprint.

Turnkey solution

From assets to action

01Assets

Map out your entire asset base

  • We pre-fill your asset information using publicly available data.
  • Easily add, edit or remove assets yourself. No additional fees for new locations.
  • Full view to your physical asset footprint.
02Hazards

Screen every location for physical hazards

  • Screen locations against a wide range of hazards (wind, wildfire, drought, flood, precipitation, landslides etc.).
  • Compare historical climate conditions with multiple future warming scenarios, including RCP 2.6, 4.5 and 8.5.
  • All hazard maps visually overlaid with your asset map.
03Act

Report on exposure and plan adaptation

  • Get a clear overview to the potentially at-risk assets.
  • Results are purpose-built to ease ESRS and EU Taxonomy reporting.
  • Identify the assets where adaptation measures and further analysis are most relevant.

Regulatory compliance

Aligned with ESRS and EU Taxonomy requirements

Selected excerpts from the 2026 revised ESRS and the EU Taxonomy Climate Delegated Act.

ESRS E1-2

Paragraph 16 & AR 6

Requirements
“assess how its assets and business activities … may be exposed and be sensitive over the short, medium and long term”
“take into consideration the locations of its assets and business dependencies in its value-chain”
Our approach

Every asset geocoded and screened against 50+ hazard layers, with NUTS 2 and NUTS 3 returned per location.

ESRS E1-11

Paragraph 39 & AR 32

Requirements
“the carrying amount of assets at material physical risk … including the relevant time horizons”
“include where relevant the location of its assets at material physical risks”
Our approach

Your full asset map, with the at-risk locations identified and ready to disclose.

EU Taxonomy

Appendix A — climate risk and vulnerability assessment

Requirements
“screening of the activity to identify which physical climate risks … may affect the performance of the economic activity during its expected lifetime”
Our approach

Screening mapped to the EU Taxonomy Appendix A, Section II “Classification of climate-related hazards” table, covering acute and chronic temperature-, wind-, water- and solid mass-related hazards.

EU Taxonomy

Appendix A — climate projections

Requirements
“highest available resolution, state-of-the-art climate projections across the existing range of future scenarios consistent with the expected lifetime of the activity”
“including, at least, 10 to 30 year climate projections scenarios for major investments”
Our approach

Historical baseline compared with multiple warming scenarios, including RCP 2.6, 4.5 and 8.5.

EU Taxonomy

Appendix A — adaptation

Requirements
“an assessment of adaptation solutions that can reduce the identified physical climate risk”
Our approach

At-risk assets ranked so adaptation measures and further analysis can be targeted.

Hazard coverage

50+ hazard layers

Every location screened against the EU Taxonomy Appendix A hazard classes. From official sources, for the historical climate and forward-looking scenarios.

Map of southern Denmark with modelled flood depth shaded in blue along watercourses
Water-related

Flood

Local and global flood maps, at multiple return periods and climate scenarios.

Map of the Nordics and Baltics with wildfire hazard shaded from pale to deep red
Temperature-related

Wildfire

Wildfire hazard from official European and global fire-danger data, at multiple return periods.

Map of Iberia and southern France with drought duration shaded orange to red
Water-related

Drought

Drought hazard from established global indices, for the historical climate and warming scenarios.

Map of the Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean with cyclone wind speed bands by storm category
Wind-related

Tropical cyclone

Global cyclone and storm wind hazard, at multiple return periods and climate scenarios.

Map of Oslo with landslide susceptibility highlighted along the valley slopes
Solid mass-related

Landslide

Landslide, subsidence and seismic layers from official geological data, historical and forward-looking.

Map of central Sweden with Natura 2000 protected sites outlined in red and blue
Other

Protected areas

Protected areas and biodiversity designations around each location, including the Natura 2000 network.

Global, European and national sources include: WRI Aqueduct · GIRI · World Bank · JRC DRMKC · Copernicus · EEA · IPCC · MSB · NVE · Kartverket

Map imagery © Mapbox · © OpenStreetMap contributors · © Maxar

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