In this webinar, DNV experts explain how a forward-looking, asset-level approach can help organizations better understand climate risk and strengthen resilience. From evolving regulatory expectations to growing pressure from investors and lenders, climate risk assessment is becoming a key component of financing, governance and strategic planning.
Key topics covered during the webinar:
- Climate risk as a financial and operational driver
Climate-related losses are increasing and are already impacting asset performance, insurability, financing decisions and long-term asset viability.
- From exposure to actionable decisions
Effective assessments combine hazard exposure, asset vulnerability and resilience strategies to support real decision-making.
- The importance of forward-looking analysis
Climate scenarios and modelling are essential to anticipate future conditions and validate long-term assumptions.
- The growing role of regulation and financing requirements
Frameworks such as IFRS S2, CSRD and the EU Taxonomy, together with lender and investor expectations, are making climate risk assessment a standard requirement. Climate resilience is also increasingly important for accessing public funding and recovery and transition financing programs.