• Available for any location worldwide
• Location-specific analysis
• Report with more than 60 pages, in PDF format
• Designed to fulfil the requirements in the EU-Taxonomy
• 30 climate dimensions (temperature, precipitation, flood, wildfire, etc.)
• Four future scenarios (RCP 2.6/ 4.5/ 6.0/ 8.5)
• Reference period: 2011-2030
• Selectable future period (between 2030 and 2100)
• 5% of the revenue will be reinvested in climate change mitigation projects

The “EU-Taxonomy Report" is optimised for requirements of the EU-Taxonomy reporting and includes the four emission scenarios (RCP2.6, RCP4.5, RCP6.0 and RCP8.5) and quantitatively estimates the uncertainties in the emission scenarios.

The EU-Taxonomy regulation describes a framework classifying “green” or “sustainable” economic activities executed in the EU. The goal is to create a clear framework for the concept of sustainability, defining to which extent a company or enterprise is operating sustainably and in an environmentally friendly manner.

Climate dimensions within the EU-Taxonomy are separated into chronic and acute climate-related risks and associated to temperature, wind, water or solid mass.