
Adaptation to Physical Risks
Have you already secured your most vulnerable sites and processes?
We support you in implementing and managing your climate risk adaptation strategy.
Our approach is based on more than 10 years of experience in assessing the physical impacts of climate change and on our proprietary OCARA methodology, which serves as the industry standard for addressing these challenges.
BACKGROUND
How are climate risks reshaping your development and investment priorities?
Business operations are increasingly affected by a wide range of climate-related hazards, the intensity and frequency of which are on the rise.
The flooding of the Novelis aluminum production plant in Switzerland in 2024 recently illustrated this: this incident disrupted the entire supply chain for automakers, including Porsche. Deprived of aluminum alloys, the company was forced to halt production, resulting in losses of more than one billion euros and downward revisions to its revenue forecasts.
The vulnerability of businesses to climate change extends far beyond the risk of damage to their own assets. It is also evident throughout their value chain: in the regions where they operate and those on which they depend, as well as through the deterioration of their employees’ working conditions.
This context makes it essential for companies to make trade-offs regarding development and investment: they must analyze their risks in order to adapt and transform their entire value chain immediately, so as to ensure business continuity.

The experts at Carbone 4 help companies adapt to climate change through a tailored approach rooted in their operational and regional realities.
Map Your Gross Risks and Financial Exposure
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