London, UK, May 21, 2025 – EcoOnline, a leading global provider of safety and sustainability solutions, has launched Climate Risk to meet growing demand for a more proactive, data-driven approach to the climate crisis. The solution delivers fast, science-based insights on the materiality of extreme weather risks unique to the organisation. Climate Risk automatically generates dashboards and reports to support stakeholder expectations and simplify the process of voluntary and mandatory framework disclosures.
The demand for action
From devastating floods across Europe to wildfires sweeping through California, the business impact of climate and extreme weather events is already being felt. At the same time, investor pressure and regulatory scopes for transparent disclosure continue to mount. From the EU’s Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD)—which prioritises climate risk in its double materiality assessment—to California’s new disclosure legislation, organisations need faster, more reliable ways to evaluate their exposure in an increasingly complex landscape. EcoOnline’s Climate Risk solution was developed to address this urgency, translating complex, asset-level climate data into clear, actionable insights to inform strategy, support compliance and build resilience across the business
Key features of EcoOnline’s Climate Risk
EcoOnline is the only sustainability and ESG provider that connects climate risk data with emissions, EHS and chemical safety in a single suite—offering a unified view of risk and resilience. Climate Risk also reflects EcoOnline’s strategic focus on delivering intelligence across its product portfolio, using advanced analytics and automation to simplify reporting and speed up decision-making.
Streamlined framework reporting, out of the box: Reporting on climate risk is now required under frameworks like CSRD, California SB 261, ISSB and TCFD. Instead of chasing inputs and building reports manually, EcoOnline’s Climate Risk automates collection of quality audit-ready data—reducing reporting time, effort and risk of error.
Proactive identification of climate risks: The solution surfaces asset-specific, science-based scenarios across hurricanes, heat stress and more, based on the organisation’s geographic footprint. Instant overviews remove the complexity of modelling and deliver insights across multiple locations.
Carbon accounting and climate risk all in one place: EcoOnline combines a powerful GHG calculation engine with climate risk analysis to assess Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions in line with international standards, providing a more connected, holistic view of business risk.
Onboarding support: Delivers rapid implementation through expert-guided setup, reducing onboarding friction and eliminating the need for in-house climate expertise.
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“Climate risk is no longer a future concern; organisations are facing immediate physical and financial risks from a changing climate,” said Bertrand Revanez, VP of ESG at EcoOnline. “To build a unified mitigation and adaptation strategy, companies need to assess risks using data that is both trusted and tailored to their operations. Climate Risk provides the insights business leaders need to shape their response—and implement it with confidence.”
EcoOnline delivers innovative environment, health and safety (EHS), chemical management and ESG and sustainability technology solutions to forward-thinking leaders. Founded in 2000 and trusted by over 10,000 brands worldwide, EcoOnline’s connected suite of SaaS software enables businesses to protect their people and the planet by ensuring compliance, mitigating risk and streamlining operations. Backed by an unwavering commitment to customer success, EcoOnline’s software is powerful yet simple to use – built on decades of real-world expertise, data and insights. Visit www.ecoonline.com to immediately and positively impact your workplace safety and sustainability.
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