Climatearray translates physical climate hazards into projected financial loss at the asset and portfolio level, produces disclosure-ready reporting, and quantifies the adaptation investment that protects value.
A hazard rating does not tell a credit committee what is at stake. Climatearray projects financial loss for each asset and each hazard, so exposure can be priced, provisioned and managed.
Disclosure prepared in isolation adds cost without changing decisions. Climatearray produces TCFD, IFRS S2 and AASB S2 aligned reporting from the same analysis that informs lending, investment and asset management.
Consultant-led assessments take months and date quickly. Climatearray runs on demand, so a portfolio can be reassessed whenever the book changes.
Load assets from a spreadsheet, or build the portfolio directly on the map by selecting buildings and drawing boundaries.
Each asset is assessed against eight physical hazards under moderate and high warming pathways, with loss projected across four time horizons to 2070.
A single report covers every pathway, horizon and hazard, highlights the assets that matter most and includes the full methodology for review.
Recommended measures for each asset carry an estimated cost, the projected reduction in loss and the return on investment, ranked so capital goes where it protects the most value.
Explore hazards across a live map, switch between hazards, warming pathways and time horizons, and select any building for its projected loss, its risk drivers and the upgrades that reduce it. Draw a boundary to assess a precinct, corridor or catchment in one pass.
Open the map →Illustrative simulation. Patterns and values shown are not model output.
Climatearray gives you a portfolio-wide view of projected loss by hazard, by asset and over time, under each warming pathway. Drill into any asset for its full breakdown, or export the dataset for use in your own models.
Open the portfolio view →Illustrative simulation. Patterns and values shown are not model output.
Every report covers both warming pathways, every time horizon and every hazard. It identifies the highest-risk assets, charts how projected loss develops over time, lists the available adaptation measures and documents the methodology behind every figure. Aligned to TCFD, IFRS S2 and AASB S2, and written for the review teams who will read it.
Open reporting →Illustrative simulation. Patterns and values shown are not model output.
The adaptation engine matches practical upgrades to each asset's hazard profile, from flood barriers and raised floor levels to insulation and fire-resistant cladding. Each measure carries an estimated cost, the projected reduction in loss and its return over time, and assets are ranked so capital is directed where it protects the most value. Every asset also receives a Building Resilience Index score.
Open adaptation insights →Illustrative simulation. Patterns and values shown are not model output.
Select a sector to see how Climatearray fits the decisions it has to make. Scenarios are illustrative and built on representative portfolio data.
Screen collateral for exposure, identify the hazards that drive it, and generate the data required for stress testing and AASB S2 disclosure, with methodology documented for model validation.
The bank assessed its commercial property collateral against every hazard under both warming pathways in a single session.
Compare exposure across regions and hazards, identify where adaptation investment returns the most, and produce the physical risk data required for GRESB, CRREM and SFDR reporting. Acquisition targets can be scored before the first site visit.
The fund compared hazard exposure across its core holdings, value-add assets and acquisition pipeline.
See which sites are exposed and by how much, explore adaptation measures with their costs and returns, and generate the physical risk data required for IFRS S2 and AASB S2 reporting without sending the site list to a consultancy.
The company assessed its manufacturing and distribution footprint across Australia, New Zealand and Southeast Asia.
Project loss trends under future warming, compare current pricing with forward-looking exposure, and locate reinsurance gaps and accumulation zones across the underwriting book.
The insurer projected loss ratios on a high-exposure residential portfolio along the Queensland coast.
Projections are built on an ensemble of leading global climate models, the same foundation used by the IPCC and by central banks. Every output, from projected loss to adaptation recommendation, traces to named, peer-reviewed sources, and the full methodology ships with every report.
Projections are built on an ensemble of leading global climate models, the same foundation used by the IPCC. Every data source is named, peer-reviewed and documented in the methodology that ships with each report.
Yes. Reporting is aligned to TCFD, IFRS S2, Australia's AASB S2, the EU Taxonomy and CSRD, and the methodology is documented to the standard that internal model validation teams expect.
No. Upload a spreadsheet or select assets on the map. Climatearray runs the climate modelling, the financial calculations and the report generation.
Most platforms stop at a risk score. Climatearray delivers projected financial loss, disclosure-ready reporting and a costed adaptation plan for every asset, with every figure traceable to a named data source.
Coastal flooding, rainfall, cyclone, wind, heat, fire, drought and cold, each assessed under a moderate and a high warming pathway across four time horizons to 2070.
A single asset is assessed in seconds and a full portfolio in minutes, so assessments can be repeated whenever the book changes.
Create an account to assess your first portfolio, or request a demo to see Climatearray applied to your book.