Climate Change Consulting
Quantifying the impact of global warming and abatement policies on your organisation and its overall environmental footprint.
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What climate change means for your organisation
Changing weather patterns and more frequent natural disasters have made climate mitigation an increasingly urgent policy priority. We help you understand the causes and consequences of global warming on the global economy and your business outlook, and quantify your organisation’s environmental footprint, alongside its economic and social impact.
Business planning in the face of climate change
Transition risks, physical risks and the economic impact of climate change all need to be factored into long-term business plans. Using our world-leading globally integrated models we evaluate the impact climate risks and opportunities will have on your business outlook and your supply chain, and evaluate how the world’s economic landscape could evolve under various climate scenario narratives.
Measuring your organisation’s sustainable impact
We use our Global Sustainability Model (GSM) to quantify your organisation’s environmental impacts across the whole of the value chain, as well as its economic and social footprint, on a consistent basis with UN Sustainable Development Goals and Greenhouse Gas Protocol metrics. This enables you to track and improve the impact and sustainability of your operations, and to communicate progress to stakeholders and the wider public.
Climate stress testing
Climate change creates financial and economic risks. Our experienced economists use the Oxford Economics Global Economic Model to run climate stress tests for financial institutions around the world. We provide transparent and rigorous modelling, with clear and accessible findings. Our experience includes the latest climate stress tests published by the Bank of England, European Central Bank, Monetary Authority of Singapore and Bank of Canada
Be a thought leader on climate change
We help our clients demonstrate leadership in addressing climate change, with in-depth analysis on best practice in sustainability and its implications for supply chain management, workforce practices and technology.
The Global Green Economy: Understanding and capturing the opportunity
As each year passes, the climate emergency facing the planet becomes ever more alarming. But this trajectory is increasingly being met by the rapid emergence of new technologies and expertise that are focused on tackling it. As a result, we can now discern the emergence of a future green economy; one that harnesses human ingenuity to protect the planet’s future.
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