Climate Risk Analysis

Climate Risk Analysis for Queensland and Regional Australian Businesses

Understand the risks before they hit your balance sheet.

Practical climate risk and exposure support that helps Queensland businesses understand physical and transition risks, identify vulnerable operations, and start building resilience.

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What is Climate Risk Analysis?

Climate risk analysis examines how climate change, both physical risks (extreme weather, flooding, heat, drought) and transition risks (policy changes, carbon pricing, market shifts, technology disruption), could affect your business operations, assets, revenue, and supply chain. For regional Queensland businesses, this is particularly relevant given exposure to cyclones, drought, heat stress, and the economic transition away from fossil fuels. We facilitate practical climate risk discussions that help you understand your exposure, prioritise vulnerabilities, and decide what data to start collecting for future reporting and planning.

Is this right for your business?

Queensland and regional Australian businesses that want to understand their climate risk exposure, whether driven by internal strategic planning, bank or insurer requirements, AASB S2 preparation, or client expectations around climate resilience.

How it works

A clear, step-by-step process designed to make this straightforward for your business.

  1. Identify key physical risks relevant to your location and operations
  2. Map transition risks from policy, market, technology, and regulatory changes
  3. Assess vulnerability of critical assets, operations, and supply chains
  4. Prioritise risks by likelihood, severity, and business impact
  5. Develop practical next steps for data collection and resilience building

What changes when you have this data

You have assets in regional Queensland and no idea which climate risks actually matter

A practical assessment covering the physical and transition risks most relevant to your location, assets, and sector, not a generic global framework.

Banks and investors are asking about climate risk and you don't know what to say

Documented climate risk disclosure you can reference in loan applications, AASB S2 reporting, and investor queries.

Strategic decisions feel uncertain in a changing climate

A forward-looking view of how chronic and acute climate risks could affect operations, assets, and costs over 5, 10, and 30 years.

Frequently Asked Questions

Physical risks are direct climate impacts, storms, floods, heat, drought. Transition risks come from the shift to a low-carbon economy, new regulations, carbon pricing, changing market demand, and technology disruption.
Under AASB S2, climate-related risk disclosure is becoming mandatory for an expanding group of Australian companies. Even if not yet required for your business, understanding your exposure is prudent strategic planning.
It depends on your needs. We can start with a high-level risk identification workshop and build toward more detailed scenario analysis as your reporting requirements grow.

Ready to get started with Climate Risk Analysis?

Book a free discovery call to discuss your business needs and how Aethiro can help.