On July 17, 2025, we hosted a kate Umwelt & Entwicklung e.V. together with practice-oriented webinar on Climate Risk Analysis (CRA) Over 90 participants followed live as we answered the most important questions regarding corporate resilience in the context of climate change: From the relevance of climate risk analysis in the context of reporting obligations such as the CSRD and ISO standards, to concrete implementation steps and best practices.
In this blog post, you will find the webinar recording, the presentation for download, an FAQ section with all participant questions, as well as further helpful links and tips for your own climate risk analysis.
Climate Risk Analysis: Recording
Presentation of the Climate Risk Analysis Webinar
The slides that were shown during the Climate Risk Analysis Webinar can be downloaded here for free.
Answers to your Questions from the Climate Risk Analysis Webinar
Numerous participants asked questions during the Climate Risk Analysis Webinar. Here we publish all questions, including those we could no longer answer live.
How to Estimate when a Risk Has been Sufficiently Reduced?
When assessing climate risks, both a company’s adaptation potential and adaptation capacity are analyzed. Since quantitative statements are often only partially possible in this context, qualitative, concrete, and site-specific information is crucial. Based on this, it can be deduced what financial resources the company can provide to effectively adapt to climate risks – with the goal of limiting potential damages to a non-existential level.
Is it also Possible to Quantify Risks with the Climate Risk Analysis Tool? Which Sources are Relevant for this?
Here we recommend defining the scale values for assessment in numbers – for example, by assigning specific amounts like €20,000, €50,000, or €100,000 to the categories “low,” “medium,” and “high.” It is crucial to apply these definitions consistently and across all areas to ensure comparability and transparency.
Does the Tool Consider the Recommendations of IFRS 1 and 2?
Yes, the tool considers the recommendation, as it is essentially based on the recommendation of the Federal Environment Agency, which is oriented towards the EU Taxonomy.
How much Does the Excel Tool for Climate Risk Analysis Cost?
The Climate Risk Analysis Tool costs €599. For webinar participants, there is an exclusive 25% discount code “WEBINAR25” (valid until July 31, 2025).
Climate Risk Analysis Webinar: Survey Results
During the webinar, we interactively engaged participants and asked them about their knowledge level, support needs, and their approach to climate risk analysis – the results provide interesting insights.
Many companies are still at the beginning of climate risk analysis: 45% want to conduct a CRA but have not yet started. 22% have not yet dealt with the topic at all, while another 22% have already started the process. Only 11% have already completed the analysis. This shows: There is still a great need for guidance, practical explanations, and introductory help – a gap that our webinar can fill.
Other Links and Information from the Climate Risk Analysis Webinar
In the Climate Risk Analysis Webinar, we referred to further sources and helpful links:
