Answers on physical climate risk assessment, regulation, certification, data, delivery, and the Climate Resilience Suite. Check the answers below, or contact us to discuss your specific assets, portfolio, or reporting needs.
Sustainaccount is a Swiss climate intelligence company providing physical climate risk assessment for real assets, including real estate portfolios, development projects, corporate facilities, and infrastructure-related assets. Its work focuses on asset vulnerability analysis, adaptation measures, financial impact quantification, and resilience planning.
The Climate Resilience Suite is Sustainaccount’s physical climate risk assessment platform for real assets. It combines climate hazard analysis with asset-specific vulnerability assessment, quantifies financial impact, identifies adaptation measures, and generates audit-ready reports and data outputs for regulatory, disclosure, certification, risk management, and resilience planning workflows.
Both. The Climate Resilience Suite can be used as a software platform for self-service analyses or delivered by Sustainaccount as a managed service. Clients can start with location-based screening and scale to asset-specific analysis or expert-led assessment depending on their needs.
Sustainaccount supports real estate investors, asset managers, project developers, corporates, infrastructure investors and operators, consultants, and certifiers. The platform is used by ESG, sustainability, risk, finance, asset management, and project development teams to assess, quantify, report, or manage physical climate risk and strengthen resilience across real assets.
Sustainaccount differs from climate risk score providers because it does not stop at generic exposure ratings or postcode-level risk scores. The Climate Resilience Suite combines climate hazard data, asset-specific vulnerability analysis, financial metrics, and practical adaptation measures to support reporting, certification, and resilience planning.
Sustainaccount provides physical climate risk assessment software for real assets through its Climate Resilience Suite. The platform supports real estate investors, asset managers, project developers, corporates, consultants, and certification teams with asset-level climate risk analysis, vulnerability assessment, financial impact quantification, adaptation planning, and reporting or certification-aligned outputs.
The Climate Resilience Suite supports individual assets, large real estate portfolios, development projects, corporate facilities, infrastructure-related assets, and global site networks. It can be used for single-asset decisions, portfolio screening, reporting workflows, certification processes, and resilience planning.
The Climate Resilience Suite covers a broad range of physical climate hazards, including flooding, heat, drought, storms, wildfire, coastal risks, and other acute and chronic climate hazards relevant to real assets. Hazard coverage is aligned with the classification of climate-related hazards in Appendix A to Annex II of Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2021/2139, the EU Taxonomy Climate Delegated Act. Analyses include current and future climate conditions across IPCC-aligned climate scenarios, with time horizons extending beyond the end of the century where relevant.
Sustainaccount combines climate scenarios, geospatial data, climate hazard models, asset-specific vulnerability logic, and engineering expertise. Analyses use recognised climate data sources and IPCC-aligned scenarios, with local or regional datasets integrated where available. Methodology details, assumptions, and data sources are documented in the outputs where relevant.
For location-based analysis, an address or coordinates are sufficient. For asset-specific analysis, additional building characteristics such as asset type, construction year, materials, façade, roof geometry, envelope, and vulnerability-relevant details improve the assessment. Sustainaccount guides clients through a simple data input process.
Timing depends on the assets in scope and the level of analysis required. A location-based analysis for one asset can be completed within a few hours. Expert analyses typically range from a few days to two or three weeks.
Yes. The Climate Resilience Suite translates physical climate risk into decision-ready financial metrics, including Climate Value at Risk, projected losses, and other financial impact indicators where applicable. This helps investors, CFOs, asset managers, and boards understand climate risk in financial terms, not only as an exposure score.
Yes. For material risks, the Climate Resilience Suite identifies practical adaptation measures to reduce vulnerability and improve resilience. Depending on the level of analysis, outputs can include estimated implementation costs, risk-reduction effects, adaptation pathways, cost-benefit analyses, and expert-supported recommendations.
Outputs can include interactive dashboards, downloadable reports, structured datasets, portfolio summaries, and technical documentation. Depending on the selected analysis level, results may be available in Word, PDF, Excel, or via API. Reports are designed to support decision-making, reporting, certification, and audit-review workflows.
The Climate Resilience Suite supports leading regulatory, disclosure, and certification frameworks, including EU Taxonomy, CSRD, SFDR, VSME, DGNB, BREEAM, GRESB, and others. Additional regional or sector-specific frameworks can be adapted on request.
Yes. Sustainaccount’s analyses are designed to support audit and certification review. Reports include structured evidence, methodology descriptions, climate data sources, scenario assumptions, and relevant technical documentation in a format commonly requested by auditors and certifiers. Final acceptance remains subject to the review of the relevant auditor, assessor, certifier, regulator, or other competent party.
Yes. The Climate Resilience Suite supports EU Taxonomy climate risk and vulnerability assessments for real assets. It helps identify relevant physical climate hazards, assess exposure and vulnerability, evaluate adaptation measures, and generate structured DNSH-ready evidence for climate change adaptation requirements.
Yes. Sustainaccount supports CSRD-related physical climate risk reporting by providing asset-level and portfolio-level climate risk outputs, financial impact indicators, scenario-based analysis, and narrative inputs to support sustainability reporting and risk management workflows.
Yes. Sustainaccount provides certification-aligned climate risk analysis and adaptation documentation for DGNB, BREEAM, LEED, and related certification or benchmark workflows. Outputs can support assessors, certifiers, project teams, and sustainability consultants with structured evidence on physical climate risks and resilience measures.
Yes. Many clients start with location-based screening to identify relevant hazards and higher-risk assets. They can then move to asset-specific analysis or expert-led assessment where deeper vulnerability analysis, adaptation planning, reporting evidence, or certification support is needed.
The cost depends on the number of assets, the level of analysis, data availability, required outputs, and whether the assessment is delivered self-service or as a managed service. Location-based screening is the fastest entry point, while asset-specific and expert-led analyses are scoped according to complexity and documentation needs.
The right level depends on your asset type, portfolio size, data availability, reporting requirements, certification needs, and decision context. Resilience Starter is suitable for fast location screening, Resilience Advanced for asset-specific analysis and regulatory or certification workflows, and Resilience Premium for expert-led analysis, complex assets, and tailored adaptation planning.
Yes. The Climate Resilience Suite provides global coverage for physical climate risk assessment and supports the analysis of real assets and global portfolios across countries using a consistent methodology. It is suitable for international real estate portfolios, corporate facilities, infrastructure assets, and global site networks. In many geographies, Sustainaccount integrates high-resolution local or regional datasets and continuously expands data depth for additional locations.
Yes. Results can be exported in structured formats such as reports, spreadsheets, and datasets. API integration is also available for organizations that want to embed climate risk outputs into their own systems or workflows.
Sustainaccount treats client data as confidential and applies appropriate technical and organisational measures to protect asset, portfolio, and user data. Access, processing, and storage depend on the selected delivery model and are governed by the applicable contractual and data protection arrangements.
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