See what a carbon price would cost you, before it does.
Climate scenario analysis for physical risks (floods, heat, water stress) and transition risks (carbon pricing, regulation, demand shifts).
IFRS S2 requires climate scenario analysis for periods from 1 January 2024, where adopted. (IFRS S2, effective date)
What is climate scenario analysis?
Climate scenario analysis tests your business against possible futures: physical risks such as floods, heat and water stress at your sites, and transition risks such as a carbon price on your emissions or buyers moving to low-carbon suppliers. IFRS S2 and TCFD ask for it.
Free tool: Carbon price stress test
Answer in about a minute, with no sign-up. Then send the result on WhatsApp or book a scoping call.
What you receive: Climate risk register
- Carbon cost at €82/t, Scope 1 and 2
- Sites in flood-prone districts
- Heat-stress working days
- Water stress, main plant
- Buyer low-carbon requirements
- Actions and owners
Price, time, data and who does the work
- Price: Start free on Snapshot. Essential is ₹499 a month billed yearly. Advisory work is quoted after a scoping call.
- Time: The stress test takes a minute. A full assessment is planned on the scoping call.
- What you need: Your emissions (or bills), site addresses and main buyers.
- Who does the work: Senseible software does the counting. Our team does the review, the gaps and the sign-off pack.
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Questions buyers ask
What is the difference between physical and transition risk?
Physical risk is damage from the climate itself. Transition risk is cost from the move to a low-carbon economy, such as carbon prices.
Which carbon price should I test?
Test the price your buyers face. For EU exports, that is the EU ETS price that CBAM follows.
Is this enough for IFRS S2 or TCFD?
The stress test is a start. A full disclosure needs governance, strategy, metrics and scenarios, which we prepare with you.
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