Asset owners & managers
A screening-level view of climate exposure across a building or site, in language a risk register understands.
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Climate Risk Certificate
Every material climate hazard for an asset, banded A–E, on one certificate.
£299.00including VAT · 5 business days
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Before you order
- What you receive
- Climate risk certificate PDF (multi-hazard)
- How it is prepared
- A named qualified reviewer assesses material current and future climate hazards affecting the property.
- Scope to check
- A reviewed desk assessment, not a physical survey, valuation or guarantee.
Check the site, boundary and available coverage before payment. The stated delivery period is a target; any further information needed for your order will be identified during review.
The question it answers
“Which climate hazards are material for this asset — now, and out to the 2080s?”
The Climate Risk Certificate screens an asset against the full set of physical climate hazards — flood, sea level and tidal, heat, wildfire, wind, drought and subsidence, compound exposure — plus MEES transition stranding. Each hazard is scored, banded and flagged for materiality under current and future climate scenarios, then reviewed by a specialist.
Designed for decisions
Who it’s for
Lenders & investors
Materiality-flagged hazard scores aligned to SS5/25 framing, for credit and acquisition decisions.
Corporates & advisers
A defensible first screen before committing to full TCFD/ICAAP-grade analysis.
Report contents
What’s inside
- 01
Aggregate exposure band (A–E)
A single at-a-glance score and band for the asset, with the drivers stated plainly.
- 02
Eight hazard scorecards
Sea-level/tidal, flood, heat, wildfire, wind/storm, drought/subsidence, compound exposure and MEES transition — each scored 0–100, banded, and marked material or not.
- 03
Scenario trajectories
How each material hazard's score evolves under published scenario pathways (Bank of England BES, NGFS) across 1–5, 5–10, 10–30 and 30+ year horizons — as charts, not hand-waving.
- 04
Asset profile & materiality reasoning
The asset's location, type and value context, and why each hazard crosses (or doesn't cross) the screening materiality threshold.
- 05
Companion methodology PDF
Data sources, scenario choices and scoring logic, documented for whoever has to defend the number.
A look inside
Built to be understood
Evidence base
Built on published data
- UKCP18 climate projections (RCP 2.6 / 4.5)
- EA NaFRA 2 flood risk & climate-uplifted flood mapping
- Sea-level rise and tidal exposure datasets
- BGS ground stability data (where available)
- EPC register (MEES transition trajectory)
Practical detail
Questions, answered
Which hazards are covered?
Sea-level/tidal, flood, heat, wildfire, wind/storm, drought/subsidence, compound exposure, and MEES transition stranding — eight scorecards, each banded and materiality-flagged.
What scenarios do you use?
Hazard projections use published UK climate projections (UKCP18, RCP 2.6/4.5) out to the 2080s; trajectory charts follow Bank of England BES and NGFS scenario pathways across planning horizons. The methodology PDF states every choice.
Is this SS5/25 compliant?
It's SS5/25-oriented screening — materiality framing follows the supervisory statement's language so results drop into a firm risk register, but it doesn't replace a full regulatory submission.
Does it work for any asset?
Any UK property or site — homes, commercial buildings, schools, infrastructure. Tell us the asset type at order and the materiality thresholds adjust accordingly.
Ready when you are
Order climate risk certificate.
£299.00 including VAT · delivered in 5 business days