Report on physical climate risks in 3 simple steps

Right now, Disclose helps you report physical climate risk in line with two key reporting standards: ESRS E1, for CSRD reporting in the EU; and IFRS S2, which incorporates TCFD recommendations and is used in jurisdictions aligned with ISSB, like AASB S2 in Australia or California’s SB 261. Got a specific reporting standard or framework in mind? Let us know at sales@earth-scan.com - we'd love to hear from you!

We cover the climate-related physical risk disclosure requirements within ESRS E1 (E1-9) and IFRS S2 - a traditionally manual and time-consuming process. Our automated climate risk intelligence delivers credible, science-backed insights in seconds, so you can focus on what really matters.​

Your EarthScan Disclose report assesses risk under three key emissions scenarios:

• - Business as Usual - No major changes; emissions keep rising.
• - Emissions Peak in 2040 - A middle-ground scenario where emissions slow down later.
• - Paris Aligned - The best-case scenario, aiming to keep global warming well below 2°C.

CSRD requires risk assessment under a high-emissions scenario (Business as Usual), which we cover. IFRS S2 requires consideration of multiple scenarios, so you get a full picture.

Both ESRS E1 and IFRS S2 require you to assess physical climate risks across multiple timeframes, often defined as:​

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- Short-term:  Your reporting period (e.g., 2025)​

- Medium-term:   Up to 5 years after that​

- Long-term:  Beyond 5 years​

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To help you meet these requirements, your climate physical risk report includes data for 2025, 2030, and 2060, giving you a clear view of risks across all required timeframes.

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