Sustainability consultancy Tunley Environmental has launched a new Climate Risk and Resilience Strategy service, which seeks to support organisations in understanding and managing the operational, financial and strategic risks posed by climate change.
The launch of the service comes as businesses are forced to deal with the increased frequency of extreme weather events, supply chain disruptions and changing regulatory expectations, all of which are positioning climate risk as an increasingly important business concern.
In addition, businesses are seeking to implement actionable strategies to align themselves with the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD), Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), and an increasingly lengthy list of compliance requirements.
Tunley Environmental’s Climate Risk and Resilience Strategy service provides a structured approach to evaluating both physical and transition risks, aligned with ISO 14090, 14091 and 14092 standards.
This includes assessing exposure to acute and chronic climate hazards, such as extreme weather events and long-term temperature shifts, alongside addressing the policy, market and reputational risks associated with the transition to a low-carbon economy, as well as the development of tailored resilience and adaptation strategies.
“Our Climate Risk and Resiliency service empowers organisations of all sizes to better understand climate risks, strengthen resilience, future-proof their operations and ultimately reduce the financial and reputational risk that climate uncertainty poses,” commented Dr Tara Garraty, senior sustainability scientist and biodiversity lead, Tunley Environmental.
More information on Tunley Environmental’s Climate Risk and Resilience Strategy service can be found here.
Earth Day webinar
To coincide with Earth Day, Tunley Environmental is hosting a webinar on 22 April, entitled Climate Risk Assessments and Resilience Planning for Business, which is free to attend.
The webinar will explore how organisations can translate climate risk into business strategy, addressing operational disruption, regulatory requirements and investor expectations. It will also cover climate risk assessments, resilience planning, data-driven decision making and other related topics, and will incorporate an interactive Q&A with industry experts. To register, click here.
