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CO₂ Concentration — ppm
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Renewable Share 34.7%

Climate Risk Intelligence for Capital Allocation and Enterprise Risk

Climactix Global quantifies physical risk, transition exposure, and portfolio-level climate impact — converting disclosures and operational data into the financial intelligence capital allocators and risk committees act on.

Vital Signs Show All
Carbon Dioxide
429 parts per million
Global Temperature
1.19 °C since preindustrial
Methane
1,946 parts per billion
Arctic Ice Minimum
12.2 % per decade since 1979
Sea Level Rise
101 mm since 1993
Physical Risk Index
68.4 global composite
Climate Data · Physical Risk

Climate Signals, Quantified for Capital and Risk Decisions

Temperature anomalies, sea level trends, and CO₂ concentration data — benchmarked into regional physical risk exposure for enterprises and institutional portfolios. Sourced from IPCC AR6 and NASA GISS. Hover any region for detail.

Climactix Climate Intelligence · April 2026
Cooler
+0.5°C+1.0°C+1.5°C+2.0°C+3.0°C+
Extreme
+1.45°C
Global Avg Warming
Above Pre-Industrial
2023
Hottest Year
on Record
3.7 mm/yr
Current Sea Level
Rise Rate
40.2 Bt
Global CO₂ Emissions
2023
Why It Matters

Six Climate Risks Changing How Capital Moves

These are the physical risk drivers institutional investors now price into capital allocation, underwriting, and credit decisions. Climactix quantifies each as enterprise- and portfolio-level financial exposure — not just a measurement category.

Rising Temperatures
Global temperatures are 1.45°C above pre-industrial levels. This directly affects infrastructure, agriculture, and supply chain performance. 2023 was the hottest year on record. The 1.5°C threshold is expected within this decade.
IPCC AR6 · 1.5°C Threshold by 2030s
Sea Level Rise
Sea levels are rising at 3.7mm per year — twice the historical rate. This creates direct risk for coastal real estate, port infrastructure, and sovereign assets. Over 1 billion people face exposure by 2100.
NASA GISS · 3.7mm/yr Current Rate
Water Scarcity
Over 2 billion people lack reliable access to safe water. For businesses, this means real risk to operations, supply chains, and production capacity — particularly across Asia, Africa, and the Americas.
UN Water · 4B People Facing Scarcity
Air Quality & Emissions
Air pollution costs the global economy $8.1 trillion annually. For enterprises, this translates into emission liabilities, carbon pricing exposure, and disclosure obligations under ISSB S2 and CSRD — a quantifiable component of operating cost and regulatory risk.
WHO · 7M Deaths Per Year
Biodiversity Loss
1 million species are at risk. Nature loss affects food security, water supply, and long-term operational continuity. Growing TNFD disclosure requirements make nature-related risk a quantifiable component of enterprise risk alongside climate.
IPBES · 1M Species At Risk
Extreme Weather Events
Climate-related disasters have increased fivefold since 1970. They now cause $200B+ in losses each year. Many are uninsured. For investors and businesses, this is physical risk that isn't yet properly priced or measured.
WMO · 5× Increase Since 1970
Global Standards

Mapped to Every Major Climate Disclosure and Regulatory Standard

Climactix maps risk and disclosure outputs to the standards investors, regulators, and credit committees require — keeping organizations regulation-ready across jurisdictions without managing each framework separately.

UN Treaty
Paris Agreement
United Nations · UNFCCC · 2015
196 countries committed to limiting warming to 1.5–2°C. The foundation for all national climate policy and corporate transition planning.
17 Goals
UN Sustainable Development Goals
United Nations · 2030 Agenda
SDGs 7, 12, 13, 14, and 15 are embedded in investor ratings and green finance instruments. A widely recognized framework for aligning capital with global development goals.
Accounting
GHG Protocol
WRI & WBCSD · Global Standard
The global standard for measuring Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions. Required for credible net-zero targets, SBTi commitments, and investor-facing carbon disclosures.
Disclosure
TCFD
Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures
Covers how organizations govern, manage, and disclose climate risk. Now integrated into ISSB S2. Mandatory across the UK, EU, and major G20 markets.
Reporting
GRI Standards
Global Reporting Initiative · Since 2000
The most widely used sustainability reporting standard worldwide. GRI 305 (emissions), 302 (energy), and 303 (water) enable consistent, comparable disclosures across markets.
Industry
SASB Standards
Sustainability Accounting Standards Board
77 industry-specific standards that define what sustainability information matters most in each sector. Now integrated into the IFRS/ISSB global baseline.
IFRS · S1/S2
ISSB Standards
IFRS Foundation · Since 2023
The new global standard for sustainability and climate disclosure. Adopted in 20+ countries. S1 covers general requirements. S2 covers climate risk specifically. Replacing fragmented national standards.
EU Regulation
CSRD
Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive · EU
Mandatory for 50,000+ EU companies. Requires reporting from both a financial and societal perspective. Third-party assurance and digital tagging are required. The world's most comprehensive disclosure regulation.
Why Climactix

A new risk category has arrived.
Most organizations don't yet have the tools to measure it.

01 ──────
The Shift

Climate disclosure is now mandatory. Not optional.

ISSB S2 is live in 20+ countries. CSRD requires structured disclosures from 50,000+ companies. India's BRSR covers 1,000+ listed firms. The SEC treats climate risk as a material financial obligation. These aren't proposals. They are active requirements with legal consequences.

50,000+
Companies under CSRD mandate
20+
Jurisdictions adopting ISSB standards
1,000
Indian companies under BRSR mandate
02 ──────
The Failure

The existing tools weren't built for this.

6
Separate disclosure standards with no shared platform
$700K
Spent annually on climate reports that don't help investors or boards make decisions
0
Standard climate outputs that work with institutional investment models

Most climate outputs are documents. Documents don't help investors price risk, give boards clear answers, or satisfy regulators who need verifiable data.

03 ──────
The Consequence

The cost of not having clear climate intelligence is now measurable.

Capital Exclusion
$130T+ in institutional assets now screens for credible climate data before deploying capital. Without it, organizations get excluded from sustainable finance instruments and major investment indices.
Legal Exposure
CSRD penalties reach €10M or 5% of global turnover. BRSR enforcement is active. SEC climate disclosure carries material liability. In multiple jurisdictions, board directors are now personally accountable.
Valuation Impact
Companies that don't disclose climate data face measurably higher borrowing costs, compressed valuation multiples, and reduced access to green finance. The gap between disclosers and non-disclosers is growing.
04 ──────
The Missing Layer

Climate and operational data exists. The tools to convert it into financial intelligence do not.

Data Origin
Climate disclosures · operational exposure · supply chain data
Missing Layer
No structured climate intelligence
Capital Destination
Static PDF — mispriced risk — missed capital
"The gap isn't between companies and climate action. It's between climate exposure data and the financial system that needs to price it."
05 ──────
Why We Exist

Climactix is not a reporting tool. It's the intelligence layer that converts climate data into decisions.

We Replace
Slow consulting cycles · Static PDF reports · Disconnected, fragmented data sources
We Deliver
Physical risk scores · Transition exposure · Disclosure quality assessment · Scenario analysis · Carbon liability · Regulatory mapping
06 ──────
The Advantage

Organizations with structured climate intelligence have measurable advantages — in capital access, regulatory positioning, and investor confidence.

Lower cost of capital
Capital allocators managing $130T+ now price climate credibility into borrowing rates and equity multiples. Verified data lowers that cost.
Always regulation-ready
ISSB, ESRS, and BRSR updates are absorbed automatically. No compliance scramble. No deadline-driven work.
Faster investor due diligence
When climate data is structured and machine-readable, due diligence that takes months takes hours instead.
Board-level risk clarity
Climate exposure becomes a live input — quantified, scenario-tested, and decision-ready — not a report that arrives after the decision is made.
The Position
The organizations that lead will not be those that disclose the most.
They will be those that understand their climate risk the most clearly — and act on it.
Climactix Global is built for those organizations.
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Vision

Climate risk intelligence as core financial infrastructure — for every enterprise, investor, and institution that needs it.

Climactix converts disclosures, operational data, supply chain exposure, and policy signals into structured, audit-ready intelligence for capital decisions, regulatory compliance, and board strategy.

Not a reporting overlay. Infrastructure — built into how risk is priced, how capital is allocated, and how boards decide.

Mission

Convert climate and operational data into clear, actionable intelligence:

  • Measure physical risk, transition exposure, and carbon liability
  • Meet disclosure requirements across CSRD, ISSB S2, TCFD, and BRSR
  • Evaluate corporate disclosure quality and identify evidence gaps before regulators do
  • Model financial impact across NGFS climate scenarios
  • Deliver audit-ready outputs for investors, regulators, and boards
  • Benchmark exposure against sector peers in real time
Strategic Imperative

Five reasons climate intelligence is now a business priority.

Climate risk is financially material. Investors screen for it. Regulators enforce it. Boards are held accountable for it. Organizations that treat it as a compliance task — rather than a financial intelligence function — are taking on measurable risk.

01
Capital follows verified climate data

$130T+ in institutional assets now factors climate risk into capital allocation. Without verified, structured exposure data, organizations face higher borrowing costs and exclusion from institutional mandates.

02
Disclosure quality gaps now carry financial penalties

67% of institutional investors question the accuracy of climate disclosures. SEC enforcement, EU greenwashing rules, and SEBI mandates mean weak evidence coverage and unverified claims can lead to capital exclusion, penalties, and compressed valuations.

03
Regulatory mandates are arriving all at once

CSRD covers 50,000+ companies. ISSB S2 spans 20+ jurisdictions. BRSR applies to 1,000+ Indian companies. These aren't one-time requirements. They're permanent infrastructure — and the organizations building now will have a durable advantage.

04
Physical risk is being priced into assets now

Flood, heat, and water stress exposure is being repriced across real estate, infrastructure, and supply chain portfolios. Without structured physical risk data, organizations cannot defend valuations, insurance positions, or credit ratings.

05
Data without structure doesn't reach decision-makers

Organizations spend $200K–$700K per year on climate measurement — yet that data rarely reaches the people who need to act on it. Structured intelligence closes that gap and gives organizations a clear advantage in capital markets.

Organizations that treat climate intelligence as infrastructure don't just meet disclosure requirements — they set the standard by which their sector is measured.
Live Tool

Scope 1 & 2 Emissions Baseline Calculator

Enter your organisation's annual activity data to generate an IPCC-aligned emissions baseline — the foundation for quantifying carbon liability, transition exposure, and regulatory disclosure readiness under the GHG Protocol.

Activity Data
Emission factors applied
Electricity0.70 kg CO₂ / kWh
Fuel2.31 kg CO₂ / litre
Travel0.15 kg CO₂ / km

Enter your activity data and click Calculate Emissions to see your organisation's estimated emissions baseline and carbon liability exposure.

The Problem

Eight reasons climate risk stays mispriced.

Capital markets now embed climate criteria into allocation decisions. But the tools to translate climate and operational data into clear, usable intelligence largely don't exist — leaving investors, enterprises, and regulators working with fragmented, unverified, and difficult-to-act-on information.

Reports, not intelligence
Climate reports are dense compliance documents. They're not structured for investors, risk committees, or regulators who need clear, decision-ready outputs.
Weak disclosure evidence creates legal exposure
67% of institutional investors question the accuracy of climate disclosures. $900M+ in greenwashing enforcement actions have already been issued. Insufficient evidence coverage now carries real legal and capital risk.
Too many standards, no clear map
GRI, SASB, TCFD, ISSB S2, CSRD, and BRSR each require different data in different formats. Managing all of them simultaneously is a significant structural burden.
Multiple mandates arriving at once
CSRD, ISSB S1/S2, SEC Climate Rules, and India's BRSR all have different timelines and technical requirements. Being ready for one doesn't mean being ready for all.
Data that never connects
Physical risk data, emissions records, operational indicators, and supply chain data live in separate systems. That makes integrated scenario analysis and disclosure quality assessment nearly impossible.
High cost shuts out most organizations
Structured climate risk analysis costs $200K–$700K per year. Mid-market companies and emerging market exporters face the same disclosure expectations with a fraction of those resources.
Investors can't compare across companies
83% of institutional investors use climate data. 63% say it's inconsistent across issuers. Comparable, machine-readable climate intelligence is still largely unavailable at scale.
Emerging markets have no infrastructure
India is the world's 3rd largest emitter, with 1,000+ companies under mandatory BRSR disclosure — and no dedicated climate intelligence platform built for them. That's a large, underserved market.
What We Do

Eight capabilities. One platform.

Climate Risk Analysis
Measures physical and transition risk across flood, heat, water stress, carbon pricing, and regulatory exposure. Takes your operational data and location as inputs. Returns risk scores, financial exposure estimates, and TCFD-aligned scenario outputs.
Corporate Disclosure Intelligence
Benchmarks climate commitments and disclosures against operational data and evidence coverage. Surfaces inconsistencies, unsupported claims, and disclosure gaps. Returns a structured Reporting Quality Assessment built for investors, boards, and regulators.
Transition Exposure Analysis
Measures exposure to policy change, carbon pricing, and stranded assets across NGFS pathways. Returns transition risk scores, revenue-at-risk estimates, and transition readiness assessments aligned to TCFD and ISSB S2.
Supply Chain Climate Mapping
Maps Scope 3 supply chain exposure to physical hazards, regulations, and emissions liability. Takes supplier data and procurement geography as inputs. Returns vulnerability scores, Scope 3 risk flags, and supplier-level exposure rankings.
Carbon Exposure Assessment
Measures Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions against GHG Protocol and SBTi benchmarks. Returns carbon pricing liability estimates, net-zero gap analysis, and audit-ready emissions data for GRI 305 and ISSB S2 reporting.
Climate Scenario Simulation
Tests financial exposure across six NGFS climate pathways — 1.5°C orderly, 2°C delayed, disorderly transition, and more. Returns EBITDA impact projections, revenue-at-risk by scenario, and board-ready comparison tables.
Regulatory & Disclosure Mapping
Maps your disclosures across GRI, SASB, TCFD, ISSB S1/S2, CSRD/ESRS, and BRSR in one place. Returns compliance status, gap analysis, audit-ready filings, and real-time readiness tracking across jurisdictions.
Climate Signal Monitoring
Tracks physical climate signals — temperature anomalies, sea level trends, and biodiversity indicators — and translates them into portfolio-relevant risk context.
Services

How organizations use Climactix.

Disclosure & Regulatory Alignment
Audit-ready climate disclosures mapped to TCFD, ISSB S1/S2, CSRD/ESRS, GRI, and BRSR. From materiality assessment to machine-readable regulatory submission — without managing each framework separately.
Climate Risk Scoring & Benchmarking
Quantified scores across physical risk, transition readiness, carbon intensity, and regulatory exposure. Rated on the AAA→CCC scale. Benchmarked against sector peers in real time.
Corporate Disclosure Intelligence
Independent assessment of climate disclosures and commitments against operational data and evidence coverage — before they reach regulators or investors. Identifies disclosure inconsistencies, evidence gaps, and regulatory exposure. Structured for audit and enforcement review.
Investment & Portfolio Intelligence
Climate risk screening, physical and transition exposure analysis, and portfolio alignment assessments for investment mandates, green bonds, and sustainable finance instruments. Structured for SFDR and EU Taxonomy compliance.
Transition Plan Analysis
Measures the gap between stated net-zero commitments and verifiable operational trajectory. Returns transition risk timelines, capital requirement estimates, and board-ready documentation aligned to TCFD and ISSB S2.
Disclosure Risk Monitoring
Continuous monitoring of disclosure quality, regulatory enforcement signals, and emerging climate liability risk — with audit-traceable response documentation ready for regulators and investors.
Process

How Climactix Global Works

Three steps — from publicly available data to structured climate intelligence outputs.

01 — Collect
Data Collection

We collect publicly available climate disclosures, sustainability reports, emissions filings, and regulatory submissions — organized by sector and geography.

Sustainability disclosures
Annual reports & filings
Regulatory submissions
Climate science datasets
02 — Analyze
Structured Analysis

Data is organized and analyzed across emissions, supply chain exposure, reporting quality, and operational indicators — using models aligned to TCFD, ISSB S2, GRI, and BRSR.

Emissions classification
Risk exposure scoring
Disclosure gap review
Framework cross-mapping
03 — Output
Structured Outputs

Analysis is delivered as structured reports, risk scores, and regulatory-aligned disclosures — organized for investors, boards, and regulatory review.

Climate risk reports
Disclosure quality assessments
Regulatory-aligned filings
Scenario analysis outputs
Intelligence Architecture

How Raw Data Becomes
Clear Intelligence

A four-stage pipeline that takes climate disclosures, operational data, and policy signals — organizes them across regulatory frameworks — and delivers verified, audit-ready intelligence to the people who need to act on it.

01
Data Collection
Collects climate disclosures, operational data, and policy signals into a single structured pipeline.
Climate Disclosures Emissions Records Operational Indicators Supply Chain Data Physical Risk Datasets Policy Signals
02
Risk Classification
Scores and maps climate data across physical risk, transition exposure, and regulatory frameworks — with full standards interoperability.
Physical Risk Scoring Transition Classification Framework Mapping Materiality Assessment Cross-Jurisdiction Alignment
03
Intelligence Generation
Converts verified, classified data into risk scores, disclosure quality assessments, scenario analyses, and financial exposure estimates.
Risk Intelligence Briefs TCFD Scenario Analysis Disclosure Quality Assessment Financial Exposure Models Sector Benchmarking Carbon Liability Assessment
04
Outputs & Delivery
Clear, audit-ready intelligence delivered to investor portals, regulatory systems, and board channels — with full audit trail and real-time monitoring.
Investor Intelligence Portals Regulatory Filings Board Risk Summaries Full Audit Trail Real-Time Monitoring
16+
Climate Frameworks Mapped
6
NGFS Scenario Pathways
Continuous
Monitoring & Tracking
Structured
Analytical Outputs
Climate Transformation Journey

From Measurement to
Climate Resilience

A structured intelligence-driven pathway that helps organizations move from climate data collection to measurable climate action, risk reduction, and long-term resilience.

Climactix is not an ESG reporting tool.
Climactix is a Climate Risk Operating System that guides organizations from data collection to climate resilience and risk-informed decision making.
Live Demo

Try the intelligence layer.

Choose a climate domain. The platform takes your operational data and generates a structured, audit-ready disclosure output — aligned to GRI, TCFD, ISSB S2, and CSRD.

Transparency

What data we work with

Climactix analyzes publicly available data across the following categories. We do not claim complete coverage — our models are built on what is disclosed and verifiable.

Sustainability Disclosures
Annual ESG reports, integrated reports, sustainability statements filed by organizations
Emissions Reporting
Scope 1, 2, and 3 GHG data reported under GHG Protocol, GRI 305, CDP, and BRSR
Supply Chain & Operational Data
Publicly disclosed supplier information, procurement geographies, operational footprints
Climate Science Datasets
IPCC AR6, NASA GISS, WMO, NOAA, Copernicus — physical risk and climate signal data
Regulatory Frameworks
TCFD, ISSB S1/S2, CSRD/ESRS, GRI, SASB, BRSR — used as analytical reference standards

Coverage and data quality vary by organization and geography. Climactix does not audit primary source data. Outputs are analytical assessments — not certified disclosures.

Methodology

How we analyze it

Climactix combines structured data organization, disclosure review, and analytical scoring models to generate consistent, comparable climate-related assessments.

Structured Data Organization

Disclosed data is collected and normalized into structured formats across emissions, governance, physical exposure, and reporting quality dimensions.

Disclosure Analysis

Claims and commitments in sustainability reports are compared against available operational data to identify consistency, gaps, and areas requiring further evidence.

Analytical Scoring Models

Physical risk, transition exposure, and disclosure quality dimensions are scored on defined scales — aligned to TCFD scenario categories, NGFS pathways, and sector-specific benchmarks.

Comparative Assessment

Outputs are compared against sector peer groups and disclosure benchmarks to provide relative context — not absolute rankings.

Outputs support risk visibility, reporting review, and operational analysis. They are not intended as legal advice, regulatory certification, or audited financial disclosure.

Sample Output

What Climactix actually produces

Below is a representative example of the structured analysis Climactix generates. Entity names and scores are illustrative — not derived from a real assessment.

Climate Risk Summary — Illustrative Output
Not a live assessment · For reference only
ENTITY
Sample Corp Ltd.
SECTOR
Manufacturing
PERIOD
FY 2025
FRAMEWORKS
TCFD · GRI · BRSR
Risk Assessment Summary
PHYSICAL RISK
64
MODERATE–HIGH
TRANSITION RISK
78
HIGH
DISCLOSURE SCORE
BB
PARTIAL COVERAGE
DISCLOSURE QUALITY INDEX
52
MODERATE
Key Analytical Findings
Scope 1 and 2 emissions data reported. Scope 3 coverage incomplete — supply chain emissions not quantified.
No transition plan documented. Carbon pricing exposure not quantified relative to stated 2035 net-zero commitment.
GRI 305-1 and 305-2 disclosure requirements met. TCFD governance and strategy pillars partially addressed. BRSR format compliant.

All entities, scores, and findings above are illustrative. This represents the format and depth of Climactix outputs — not a real assessment of any organization. Actual outputs are analytical assessments and should not be treated as audited or certified reports.

Intelligence Series

Sunday Climate Talks

India's first verified carbon-neutral climate series — bringing together investors, policymakers, and practitioners to discuss climate risk, transition finance, and what regulation actually requires of organizations.

Real conversations, real people
Institutional investors, regulators, and practitioners in one place — producing structured, evidence-based discussion on climate risk and sustainability finance.
Carbon-neutral production
Every episode offsets its production footprint through verified carbon programs — generating auditable Scope 3 data and demonstrating the same standards the platform advocates.
Credibility for corporate partners
Partners gain verified, data-backed sustainability visibility across YouTube, Spotify, and LinkedIn — with measurable outcomes, not impression counts.
Built for tomorrow's capital allocators
60%+ of younger investors and professionals factor sustainability credentials into capital and employment decisions. Sunday Climate Talks builds the trust that connects organizations to that audience.
Climate Capital Markets

Sustainable Finance & Green Capital

The green bond market is growing fast. Institutional capital is moving toward verified, climate-credible assets. Climactix gives organizations the intelligence they need to access and deploy that capital with confidence.

$5T+
Cumulative Green Bond Issuance
$900B+
Annual Sustainable Debt Issuance (2025)
+28%
ING Sustainable Finance Growth 2025
50+
Countries with Green Taxonomy Frameworks
Recent Sustainable Finance Transactions
Envision Energy × BBVA
$500M
Green Financing
Vendor financing secured to scale renewable energy technology platform — supporting deployment of wind, solar, and battery storage solutions globally.
Stegra — Green Steel
€1.4B
Green Financing
Swedish green iron and steel producer secured rescue financing to advance hydrogen-based steelmaking — among the largest green industrial financing rounds in Europe.
Zelestra × Meta PPAs
$600M
Green Financing
Madrid-based renewable developer obtained green financing to build solar projects underpinned by power purchase agreements with Meta — directly linking capital to verified renewable output.
Fervo Energy — Geothermal
$421M
Project Finance
Funding secured for advanced geothermal energy plant in the United States — demonstrating investor appetite for clean baseload energy infrastructure.
Standard Chartered × COFCO
$435M
Sustainability-Linked Loan
Loan facility tied to measurable supply chain sustainability targets — reflecting growing institutional demand for financing instruments with enforceable ESG performance covenants.
ING Sustainable Finance
+28%
Market Intelligence
ING reported a 28% jump in sustainable finance activity in 2025 — a leading indicator of accelerating institutional capital reallocation toward ESG-aligned assets across Europe and emerging markets.
Institutional Investor Activism — Climate Accountability at Board Level
The Church of England Pensions Board (March 2026) announced it will vote against directors at HSBC, NatWest, and Santander for backtracking on previously stated climate commitments — signalling that institutional investors are now enforcing ESG accountability through direct governance mechanisms, not just portfolio exclusions.

Ready to access climate capital?

Investors and green bond underwriters need audit-ready, framework-aligned climate data. Climactix converts your operational data into clear disclosures that open the door to sustainable finance.

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Whether you’re a CFO managing mandatory disclosure, an investor who needs clear risk data, or a policymaker building compliance frameworks — we’re here to help. Tell us what you need.

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Climate Disclosure Intelligence

Turn your climate data into clear, audit-ready disclosures.

Upload a climate or operational report — PDF, DOCX, or XLSX. Climactix returns TCFD-aligned investor briefs, regulatory disclosure drafts, framework compliance maps, and board-ready risk summaries. Structured and organized for review.

Investor Intelligence Brief Regulatory Disclosure Draft Board Risk Summary Framework Alignment Check Reporting Quality Assessment
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AI OUTPUT PREVIEW
INVESTOR BRIEF · TCFD §4
DISCLOSURE SCORE
87
FRAMEWORK ALIGN
82
GRADE
A+
NARRATIVE DISCLOSURE
Decarbonisation targets ahead of schedule — renewable mix reaches 42%
Scope 1 & 2 emissions fell 13.4% YoY, placing the organisation on a 1.5°C-aligned trajectory per TCFD guidelines...
FRAMEWORK VALIDATION STATUS
GRI 305
Emissions disclosure verified
PASS
ISSB S2
Climate risk scenarios mapped
PASS
TCFD
Transition plan — partial disclosure
WARN
Climate Disclosure Intelligence

Bringing clarity to climate disclosure risk.

Quantify disclosure risk across corporate filings, sustainability reports, and regulatory submissions. Benchmark against GRI, TCFD, ISSB S2, CSRD, and BRSR — and flag the findings that matter before they reach a regulator or an investor.

Quantify Disclosure Risk Benchmark Against 16 Standards Flag Material Findings Export Investor-Ready Output
Review Corporate Disclosure →
CORPORATE DISCLOSURE INTELLIGENCE
PENDING ANALYST REVIEW
DISCLOSURE QUALITY RATING
BBB
INDUSTRY MEDIAN A-
CCC ──── AAA
MATERIAL FINDINGS
5
FRAMEWORK COVERAGE
92%
ANALYST FINDINGS
3 OF 5
GRI 305
Scope 3 disclosed without third-party verification
MODERATE
GRI 305-1
Scope 1 emissions fully evidenced
VERIFIED
IFRS S2
Net-zero commitment lacks transition pathway
CRITICAL
Generating Climate Intelligence
Mapping climate data to disclosure frameworks…
Climate Risk & Mitigation · Global
Risk Zones
Mitigation Leaders