EcoAct has launched its Climate Risk Platform that assesses the vulnerability of organisations to 28 climate change hazards.

The EcoAct Climate Risk Platform offers users a scientifically based quantification of physical climate change risk as well as oversight of the exposure of an organisation’s portfolio of physical sites to all 28 of the climate risks included in the EU taxonomy. The platform models both classical climate risks such as floods and heat waves, as well as less common risks, such as glacial lake outburst floods, salinisation of coastal water tables and the impact of ocean acidification.

“This platform provides all organisations with the means to analyse climate scenarios, to access precise quantifications based on the latest scientific data and to facilitate informed decision-making with complete autonomy”, says Véronique Mariotti, Head of Climate Risk at EcoAct.