Climate Risk Intelligence Infrastructure

Climate Risk Intelligence
for a Changing World

Transforming climate data, operational exposure, and sustainability disclosures into decision-grade intelligence for enterprises, investors, and institutions.

Explore Platform Our Methodology
Industries Covered
26
Sector-specific models
Intelligence Layers
8
C-LAYER framework
Scenario Pathways
6
NGFS-aligned
Risk Models
40+
Physical + transition
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Company Identity

Who We Are

Climactix Global is building the next generation of climate intelligence infrastructure — a system that helps organizations understand, quantify, and act on climate-related risk with the precision and depth that capital markets demand.

Climactix is NOT
A generic ESG dashboard or reporting portal
A sustainability consultancy or agency
A compliance checklist tool
A carbon calculator startup
An activist-driven awareness platform
VS
Climactix IS
A Climate Risk Intelligence Infrastructure Company
A financial-grade risk analytics and scoring system
A climate operating system for enterprises and investors
A scenario simulation and risk quantification engine
An AI-native institutional intelligence platform
01 / FOUNDATION
Built on Structured Intelligence
Every assessment, score, and signal on Climactix is derived from structured methodology — sector-specific indicators, evidence validation, and multi-layer risk modeling. No black boxes. No unverifiable claims. Every output is explainable.
02 / POSITIONING
Institutional by Design
Benchmarked against institutional-grade analytics and enterprise risk platforms — the platform is built for analysts, risk officers, portfolio managers, and institutional decision-makers, not consumer dashboards.
03 / AMBITION
Global Climate Risk Infrastructure
Our ambition extends beyond software. We are building the intelligence layer that governments, regulators, capital markets, and enterprises will rely on to measure, understand, and manage climate exposure across a changing world.
04 / APPROACH
Data-First, Finance-Grade
Climate intelligence is only valuable if it is quantifiable, comparable, and financially material. Climactix translates operational and sustainability complexity into metrics that capital allocation decisions can be built upon.
Core Capabilities

What We Do

Five intelligence disciplines converge on a single platform — providing the analytical depth required by institutional users operating under real financial exposure.

01
Climate Risk Intelligence
Assess physical and transition climate exposure across operations, infrastructure, supply chains, and business systems. Quantified scores. Sector benchmarks. NGFS-aligned scenario outputs.
Physical Risk Transition Risk Scenario Analysis
02
Disclosure Intelligence
Transform fragmented sustainability reporting into structured, verifiable intelligence. AI-assisted alignment with TCFD, BRSR, CSRD, ISSB, CDP, and GRI frameworks. Greenwashing detection built in.
TCFD BRSR CSRD ESG Integrity
03
Risk Benchmarking
Benchmark organizations against industry peers, geographies, sector averages, and climate-risk categories. Understand relative exposure, maturity gaps, and performance trajectories.
Peer Comparison Sector Averages Maturity Gaps
04
Climate Scenario Analysis
Simulate future exposure across 2030, 2040, and 2050 climate pathways. Six NGFS-aligned scenario tracks: Orderly, Disorderly, Hot House, Net Zero, Delayed Transition, and Current Policies.
1.5°C / 2°C / 3°C NGFS Pathways Revenue at Risk
05
Decision Intelligence
Convert raw climate and sustainability data into actionable business intelligence. Board-ready reports. Investor-grade summaries. Risk-adjusted capital allocation signals aligned with institutional frameworks.
Board Reports Investor Signals Risk Narratives
06
Enterprise Assessment Engine
Dynamic, industry-adaptive assessments that capture operational footprint, emissions profile, governance posture, and supply chain exposure. Evidence-validated. Auto-scoring. Multi-stage.
C-LAYER Scoring 26 Industries Evidence Validation
Platform Architecture

The Intelligence Terminal

A single institutional workspace — combining risk scores, scenario simulations, benchmark comparisons, and disclosure intelligence into one decision-grade terminal.

C-LAYER Framework — 8-layer scoring architecture covering core operations, financials, physical risk, transition risk, capital, supply chain, adaptation, and credibility.
Physical Risk Engine — Flood, heatwave, water stress, cyclone, sea-level rise, and wildfire exposure quantified at asset and operational level.
Investor Terminal — Portfolio-level climate exposure aggregation, company intelligence profiles across 20 entities and 13 industries.
AI Narrative Engine — Institutional-grade ESG and climate reports generated from structured assessment data. TCFD, BRSR, CSRD-aligned.
Greenwashing Detection — ESG Risk Intelligence Scanner flags disclosure inconsistencies, weak commitments, and unverifiable claims across 16 frameworks.
Rating Scale — AAA → AA → A → BBB → BB → B → CCC institutional letter ratings. Not percentage scores. Designed for capital market use.
C-LAYER Intelligence Terminal
Live
C-Score
AA
Climate Rating
Physical Risk
67.2
Exposure Index
Transition Risk
54.8
Policy Exposure
C-FIN Score
78/100
Financial Exposure
C-ADAPT Score
62/100
Resilience Capacity
Risk Factor Score Exposure
Flood Risk 82.1 High
Carbon Tax Exposure 58.4 Medium
Heatwave Stress 61.7 Medium
Regulatory Risk 34.2 Low
Stranded Assets 47.9 Medium
Methodology

Built on Structured Intelligence

The C-LAYER framework represents eight distinct intelligence dimensions — each weighted, explainable, and designed for institutional interpretation.

L1
C-CORE — Operations Intelligence
Emissions profile, energy systems, water footprint, waste management, and operational climate readiness
L2
C-FIN — Financial Exposure
Revenue at risk, EBITDA impact, carbon cost exposure, stranded asset liability, and net-zero investment alignment
L3
C-RISK/P — Physical Risk
Flood, heatwave, water stress, cyclone, sea-level rise, and wildfire exposure mapped to operational footprint
L4
C-RISK/T — Transition Risk
Carbon tax, fossil dependency, technology transition, regulatory trajectory, and market shift exposure
L5
C-CAPITAL — Capital Alignment
Green financing, sustainability-linked debt, net-zero investment commitments, and capital allocation transparency
L6
C-SUPPLY — Supply Chain
Scope 3 exposure, supplier climate risk, geographic concentration, and supply chain vulnerability mapping
L7
C-ADAPT — Resilience Capacity
Adaptation investments, climate contingency systems, business continuity planning, and resilience maturity
L8
C-TRUTH — Credibility & Disclosure
Greenwashing detection, disclosure integrity, commitment verifiability, and framework alignment quality
How Intelligence Is Built
Every Climactix score is derived from a structured chain: raw enterprise data is validated against evidence, normalized to sector-specific benchmarks, weighted by financial materiality, and scored across eight intelligence dimensions. The output is a letter-rated climate intelligence profile — interpretable by risk officers, portfolio managers, and regulators.
Evidence Validation — Every score input is validated against uploaded documents, third-party data, and cross-referenced against disclosure records
Sector-Specific Models — Each of 26 industries has its own materiality mapping, indicator weights, and benchmark thresholds
Confidence Scoring — Every intelligence output includes a confidence level derived from data completeness and evidence quality
Explainable Scoring — No black-box outputs. Every rating contains reasoning layers accessible to analysts, auditors, and regulators
Framework Alignment — Outputs are mapped to TCFD, BRSR, CSRD, ISSB, GRI, and CDP frameworks simultaneously
Purpose

Mission & Vision

— Our Mission
Reduce Climate Uncertainty Through Measurable Intelligence
To reduce climate uncertainty by transforming fragmented sustainability and operational data into measurable intelligence that supports resilient, evidence-based decision-making across enterprises, investors, and institutions.

We believe that climate risk is financial risk — and that the organizations best positioned to navigate the energy transition will be those who can measure, quantify, and act on it with precision.
— Our Vision
The Climate-Risk Intelligence Infrastructure of the Future
To become the climate-risk intelligence infrastructure that organizations, governments, and capital markets rely upon to understand future exposure, resilience capacity, and strategic opportunity.

Built in India. Designed for global intelligence. Climactix Global is building the analytical infrastructure for a world where climate risk is as measurable and universally understood as credit risk.
Coverage

Who We Serve

From multinational corporations to sovereign institutions — Climactix delivers climate intelligence to decision-makers across the full capital and enterprise ecosystem.

Enterprises & Corporates
Financial Institutions
Asset Managers
Governments & Regulators
Energy & Utilities
Manufacturing
Real Estate
Logistics & Transport
Infrastructure Operators
Public Sector
Differentiation

Why Climactix Global

Eight structural advantages that separate institutional-grade climate intelligence from generic ESG software.

01
Structured Methodologies
26 sector-specific models with explicit materiality mapping. Not a generic scorecard — a sector-calibrated intelligence architecture.
02
Framework Intelligence
Simultaneous alignment with TCFD, BRSR, CSRD, ISSB, GRI, CDP, and SFDR. One assessment, mapped to all major frameworks.
03
Explainable Scoring
Every rating contains structured reasoning layers. No black boxes. Audit-ready, regulator-interpretable, and capital market-grade.
04
Evidence-Based Assessments
AI-assisted validation cross-references every data point against uploaded documents, third-party records, and published disclosures.
05
Sector-Specific Models
Energy, banking, manufacturing, real estate, logistics, agriculture, healthcare — each sector has its own climate materiality map and benchmark set.
06
Benchmarking Architecture
Peer comparisons, sector averages, geography-adjusted benchmarks. Understand where an organization stands relative to the market and its competitors.
07
Climate Risk Simulations
Six NGFS-aligned scenario pathways, projected across 2030, 2040, and 2050 time horizons. Revenue at risk. EBITDA impact. Stranded asset exposure.
08
Confidence Scoring Systems
Data completeness and evidence quality feed into a confidence score attached to every output. Know exactly how reliable each intelligence signal is.
Global Reach

Built in India.
Designed for Global Intelligence.

Climate risk is borderless. Our intelligence infrastructure is built to cover enterprises, investors, and institutions across emerging and developed markets — with a particular depth of coverage for India, South Asia, and high-growth economies where climate exposure is accelerating fastest.

26
Industries
16+
ESG Frameworks
6
NGFS Scenarios
8
Risk Dimensions
Coverage Expansion
Intelligence coverage expanding to cover enterprises across South Asia, Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and Sub-Saharan Africa — geographies where climate vulnerability is highest and institutional intelligence infrastructure is most needed.
INDIA HUB EUROPE N.AMERICA SEA INTELLIGENCE COVERAGE PRIMARY EXPANDING
Vision

The Climate Intelligence Score™ 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 a structured, audit-ready Climate Intelligence Score™ — accessed through the Climactix Terminal™ 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:

  • ↑Rate physical risk, transition exposure, and carbon liability into a single Climate Intelligence Score™
  • 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 through the Climactix Terminal™ for investors, regulators, and boards
  • Benchmark exposure against sector peers in real time
  • Connect enterprises, investors, and researchers through the Climactix Community™
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

A growing share of institutional capital now factors climate risk into allocation decisions. 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.
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
Institutional investors increasingly question the accuracy of climate disclosures, and greenwashing enforcement actions are rising. 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.
Beyond the Eight Products

The standardized score, and certification for entertainment.

Climate Intelligence Score™
Our flagship Green Rating. Quantifies physical risk, transition readiness, carbon intensity, and regulatory exposure into one score on the AAA→CCC scale — benchmarked against sector peers in real time and viewable in the Climactix Terminal™.
FRAME™ & SCREEN™ Certification
FRAME™ measures the sustainability performance of a film, OTT or media production from planning to wrap. SCREEN™ certifies the verified result.
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STUDIO™ Certification
Facility-level self-assessment scorecard for film and TV studios, modelled on the BAFTA albert Studio Sustainability Standard.
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Process / Climate Intelligence Engine

How Climate Intelligence Score™ Works

From enterprise data to continuously monitored, decision-grade climate intelligence.

Climactix Intelligence Pipeline · CIS™ Methodology
Inputs
    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 as a Climate Intelligence Score™ through the Climactix Terminal™, to regulatory systems and board channels — with full audit trail and real-time monitoring.
        Climactix Terminal™ 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 Risk OS™ — the Climate Intelligence Operating System behind the Climate Intelligence Score™, the Climactix Terminal™, and the Climactix Community™ — guiding organizations from data collection to climate resilience and risk-informed decision making.
        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. Conversations continue year-round in the Climactix Community™.

        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.

        +28%
        Lowland Financial Group Sustainable Finance Growth 2025
        50+
        Countries with Green Taxonomy Frameworks
        Recent Sustainable Finance Transactions
        Windward Energy Systems × Iberian Trust Bank
        Green Financing
        Vendor financing secured to scale renewable energy technology platform — supporting deployment of wind, solar, and battery storage solutions globally.
        Nordholm Green Steel — Green Steel
        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.
        Solmark Renewables × Vantage Digital Corp PPAs
        Green Financing
        Madrid-based renewable developer obtained green financing to build solar projects underpinned by power purchase agreements with Vantage Digital Corp — directly linking capital to verified renewable output.
        Thermal Ridge Geothermal — Geothermal
        Project Finance
        Funding secured for advanced geothermal energy plant in the United States — demonstrating investor appetite for clean baseload energy infrastructure.
        Meridian Chartered Bank × Great Wall Grain Corp
        Sustainability-Linked Loan
        Loan facility tied to measurable supply chain sustainability targets — reflecting growing institutional demand for financing instruments with enforceable ESG performance covenants.
        Lowland Financial Group Sustainable Finance
        Market Intelligence
        Lowland Financial Group 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 Fairview Pension Trust (March 2026) announced it will vote against directors at Northfield Trust, Kingsley National Bank Ltd, and Meridian Chartered Bank 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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