Shift work to 9pm–5am
ROI Immediate payback Construction site Avignon
Schedule delay 23 days/year
// Climate risk intelligence
From climate risk to adaptation decisions
A platform to turn climate risks into concrete decisions: identify vulnerabilities, quantify business impacts and prioritise adaptation actions.
Built to manage climate risk at every level of the enterprise.
Upstream alert + deployable barriers
ROI Payback on the first event Aluminium rolling mill Sierre, Valais
Operations shutdown 3 months
Closed-loop water system
ROI Payback 3–5 years Textile plant Tiruppur, India
Exposed revenue −12% revenue
// Context
Cascading impacts on economic activities and value chains
Climate hazards do not hit a single link — their impacts propagate downstream, amplified at every stage.
01
Upstream value chain
Raw materials, suppliers, inbound logistics
- Raw material shortages
- Higher sourcing and transport costs
- Delays and disruptions in logistics chains
02
Operations
Sites, assets, energy, workforce
- Higher insurance costs
- Site damage
- Higher cost of energy, water and operations
- Deteriorating working conditions
03
Downstream value chain
Distribution, customers, markets
- Higher transport and distribution costs
- Difficulty meeting delivery deadlines
- Shrinking or expanding markets
// The challenge of moving to action
From the site to the Group, adaptation lacks a common language.
Analyses too abstract to act on.
Exposure maps, climate scores, long-term scenarios: these analyses often struggle to guide field teams on which vulnerabilities to address, which assets are affected and which actions to prioritise.
Risks without numbers to decide on.
Without estimating damages, operating losses, cost increases or ROI of actions, adaptation remains hard to compare with other business priorities and to integrate into investment decisions.
Initiatives too scattered to scale.
Ad-hoc diagnostics, heterogeneous files, non-comparable data, reporting requirements: companies need a consolidated view to track their risks and steer adaptation over time.
// Platform
A common language to steer adaptation.
Azard turns climate data and the operational realities of your activities into decision indicators: risk scores, financial impacts, action priorities and adaptation trajectories.
See how it worksAzard Screen
Identify and quantify risks, from operated sites to the value chain.
Azard Screen analyses the exposure and vulnerability of your operated sites and critical dependencies. The module ranks hazards, vulnerabilities and business impacts to target adaptation priorities, at the site and portfolio level.
// Key capabilities
- Ranking of priority sites, hazards and vulnerabilities
- Quantification of operating losses, cost increases and damages
- Detailed risk profiles per site
- Consolidated portfolio-level view
Azard Act
Test adaptation scenarios and prioritise investments.
Azard Manage
Track actions, coordinate teams and structure reporting.
// Why Azard
Concrete benefits, from the site to the Group.
Climate expertise, impact models and a platform — to turn analysis into adaptation decisions.
Actionable results in the field.
Models calibrated on your site typologies and operational realities — so field teams get a usable action plan, not just an exposure map.
Risks quantified to decide.
Operating losses, cost increases, asset damages and the ROI of actions, quantified — to position adaptation alongside other investment priorities.
A consistent view, at portfolio scale.
A comparable reading site by site, hazard by hazard — from a local action plan to the consolidated view used for Group steering and climate reporting.
Aligned with the world's leading climate and reporting standards.
// Ecosystem
Clients and partners
The companies we serve, and the consulting and scientific partners we lean on.
// Clients
// Partners
// FAQ
Frequently asked questions.
Why does vulnerability assessment matter? +
Vulnerability is what sets two sites apart even when they face the same hazard. During a heat wave, equipment housed under a dark, heat-absorbing roof will overheat far faster than the same equipment under a reflective one.
It's from this reading — specific to each site and its activity — that the actions to take and their priority follow. And because it's expressed in operational terms, the diagnosis stays concrete and directly actionable.
I usually work with a consultancy specialised in climate issues. Is that a problem? +
On the contrary. We regularly partner with consultancies and would be glad to engage with them.
I already have in-house risk analyses. Is that work lost? +
Azard is compatible with your existing analyses, whether internal risk models or prior studies with impact scores.
We use them as a starting point to go further on the most critical impacts and to scale across a large number of sites.
My business spans different activities with varied site typologies. Can Azard cover all of them? +
Yes, our approach adapts to any kind of site. For each typology, we build an impact and vulnerability model, which is then rolled out across a large number of sites.
In practice, a model strings together impact chains, for example: heatwaves → higher risk of equipment failure → business interruption. Each chain is parameterized (equipment type, cooling capacity, etc.).
The level of granularity simply depends on your data: we tune the parameters as close to each site as possible when the information is available, without blocking the rollout when it is not.
How it works
// Next step
Show us a few sites, we will tell you where to act.
A 30-minute working session with one of our climate risk experts.
Coastal erosion revealing the extent of permafrost, Alaska. By Brandt Meixell/USGS, commons.wikimedia.org