Reliable Services for Climate Risk Preparedness
The Ecoefficiency Group offers practical and strategic climate change risk services to help organisations identify, assess, and manage the risks associated with climate variability and regulation. Climate risk is now a central issue for business planning, particularly as reporting requirements increase under financial and environmental regulations.
Our services are tailored to provide clarity, compliance support, and long-term value protection across physical and transitional risks. We work with boards, risk managers, and sustainability teams to integrate climate considerations into broader corporate governance and strategic planning frameworks.

Supporting Governance and Reporting Obligations
With the introduction of climate-related financial disclosures, many organisations are now required to report on how climate risk affects current and future business operations and financial performance.
The Ecoefficiency Group assists clients in meeting these expectations through detailed risk assessments, board-level workshops, and the development of strategic roadmaps. We provide visual tools and reporting frameworks that help stakeholders understand climate risks and how they are being managed.
This includes aligning reports with the Australian Government’s Mandatory Climate-related Financial Disclosure requirements and international standards such as the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) or local equivalents. We assist companies to develop Disclosure statements around climate risk.
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Structured and Practical Climate Risk Assessment
Our climate risk assessment approach mirrors proven safety and operational risk methodologies.
We evaluate both physical climate hazards and transition-related risks resulting from policy shifts, changing technologies, and evolving market expectations.
Risk categories typically assessed include:
- Physical threats such as flooding, bushfires, droughts, and heatwaves
- Operational exposure due to supply chain or asset vulnerability
- Transition risks related to energy costs, carbon pricing, or shifting customer requirements
- Regulatory exposure to mandatory climate reporting
- Financial implications for insurance, asset values, and capital planning
We work with our clients to prioritise risks based on their likelihood and potential impact, helping clients identify mitigation options and prepare strategic responses.


Enhancing Organisational Resilience
A comprehensive climate risk assessment supports long-term resilience and responsible business planning.
Our work ensures that climate considerations are embedded within existing governance systems and strategic processes.
We support:
- Integration of climate risk into enterprise risk management frameworks
- Cross-departmental collaboration and awareness
- Development of scenario analysis to test risk exposure
- Identification of adaptation or investment requirements
We also work with clients to ensure that climate-related findings are accessible to key decision-makers across finance, procurement, operations, and executive functions.
Strategic and Sector-Specific Advice
Our climate change services are relevant across all sectors, from manufacturing and logistics to education and government.
We tailor assessments based on your business model, location, stakeholder profile, and regulatory context.
The Ecoefficiency Group also provides visual climate risk roadmaps to support client engagement and reporting. These tools help businesses communicate clearly with boards, regulators, and customers about how they are addressing climate risk today and in the future.

Frequently Asked Questions
- What is a climate risk assessment?A climate risk assessment identifies potential climate-related threats to a business, evaluates their likelihood and impact, and provides strategies to manage them. It includes both physical risks and transition risks.
- Who needs climate change services?Any business with operational assets, supply chain dependencies, or financial exposure to climate-related events can benefit. This is especially critical for regulated industries or those required to submit climate-related financial disclosures.
- How is climate risk assessed?We assess risk through data analysis, site reviews, stakeholder consultation, and scenario planning. Each risk is evaluated based on likelihood and consequence, and prioritised for action.
- Does your service support reporting requirements?Yes. We align our assessments with the Australian Government’s Mandatory Climate-related Financial Disclosure requirements and frameworks such as TCFD to support disclosure obligations and ensure your reporting is comprehensive and regulator-ready.
- What is the benefit of using an external consultant?An independent consultant like The Ecoefficiency Group brings sector expertise, objectivity, and structured methodologies. We ensure assessments are complete, relevant, and suitable for reporting and strategy alignment.
- Can climate risk assessment be integrated with other sustainability work?Yes. Climate risk analysis can be integrated with carbon accounting, ESG reporting, and strategic planning to ensure a cohesive sustainability approach.
- Where are you located? What areas do you service?The Ecoefficiency Group is located in Brisbane in South East Queensland but we provide services to all of Queensland, Australia and internationally.