Moody's Climate on Demand
Moody's Climate on Demand provides foundational insight through rigorous data and analytics that define current and forward-looking location-specific threats to real assets from climate-related event damages and business disruption. It offers global coverage with hazard and impact risk scores, scenario analysis capabilities through 2100, and climate financial impact metrics. The platform evaluates exposure to six key climate hazards: floods, heat stress, hurricanes and typhoons, sea level rise, water stress, and wildfires. Users can assess physical climate risks to individual assets and portfolios, integrating climate risk into property screening, due diligence, impact assessment for climate materiality, and regulatory and disclosure reporting. The tool enables the identification of assets at higher climate risk, monitoring of portfolio exposure, and performance of property investment due diligence with quantified climate risk.
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First Street
First Street Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to quantifying and communicating climate risk across the United States. By leveraging advanced climate science and engineering methodologies, the foundation provides detailed assessments of various environmental hazards, including flood, wildfire, wind, extreme heat, and air quality. Our mission is to make climate risk accessible, easy to understand, and actionable for individuals, governments, and industries. Through comprehensive data and analysis, First Street Foundation aims to bridge the gap between climate change and financial risk, enabling informed decision-making and proactive risk management. Our hazard models are purpose-built and peer-reviewed. They cover flooding (surge, pluvial, fluvial, tidal), hurricane winds, wildfire (ember flux and flame length), extreme heat, and air quality (ozone and PM2.5).
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risQ
risQ is the leader in modeling and translating climate risk to the bottom line for municipal debt participants. risQ enables transparency in municipal climate risk. This empowers investors to better manage portfolios and allows cities to identify cost-benefit effective climate adaptation opportunities. Intensification of heatwaves puts public health and the energy sector at risk, threatening the tax bases of cities. Coastal and inland floods continue to increase in terms depth and frequency, threatening billions in land value and real estate. Hurricanes are intensifying and bringing unprecedented rainfall, threatening major metros in new ways. Expansion of cities and increasing drought is multiplying the risk of wildfire to property and infrastructure at risk.
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EcoAct Climate Risk Tool
The EcoAct Climate Risk Tool (ECLR) is a comprehensive climate risk assessment and visualization platform designed to evaluate the vulnerability of organizations' physical sites to 28 distinct climate change hazards. It enables users to explore various criticalities, climate scenarios, and time horizons, facilitating the strategic prioritization of mitigation and adaptation measures. ECLR models both common climate risks, such as floods and heatwaves, and less prevalent hazards like glacial lake outburst floods, salinization of coastal water tables, and ocean acidification impacts. Aligned with leading climate reporting frameworks, including the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) and the EU Taxonomy, the platform supports organizations in adopting proactive strategies for climate change mitigation and adaptation.
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