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Scenario analysis of climate-related physical risk for buildings and infrastructure: Climate science guidance

Author: Climate Measurement Standards Initiative

Industry Group: Financial, Real Estate Management and Development

Guidance / Tool - 2020

To determine the physical risks in a credible and comparable way, Australian companies need reliable information for scenario analyses. The Climate Measurement Standards Initiative (CMSI) is an industry-led collaboration between Australian insurers, banks, scientists, reporting standards professionals, service providers and supporting parties to assist with TCFD reporting. The CMSI is initially developing technical, business and scientific standards for climate-related physical risk to buildings and infrastructure assets.

This is a technical summary of the report ‘Scenario analysis of climate-related physical risk for buildings and infrastructure: climate science guidance’. The report, which was independently authored by the Earth Systems and Climate Change Hub of the National Environmental Science Program (NESP), describes methods, scenarios for acute and chronic climate hazards, gaps and needs, and a roadmap for the future.

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Keywords: Physical risks, Scenario analysis
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