Risilience has unveiled major updates to its climate scenario modelling suite, signalling a significant leap in how companies can assess and act on transition risks.
The Summer 2025 Product Release marks the most extensive update since the platform’s inception, bringing forward a new generation of transition risk analysis tools.
According to Risilience, the pace of change across technology, regulation, and geopolitics has created a volatile climate risk landscape that demands deeper insights and faster decision-making. This latest model suite responds directly to that urgency, enabling companies to make sense of growing climate complexity and stay ahead of both compliance and market expectations.
Risilience CEO Dr Andrew Coburn said, “The update to our models shows that transition risks have risen, increasing by an average of 60 per cent in the net-zero scenario over the next five-year window.
“Across all risks, we see that policy risk and market risk are the two most significant climate-related risks for business, and this is true for all low-carbon transition pathways.”
The new release includes upgraded model architecture designed to provide richer data-led insights and clearer returns on decarbonisation efforts. It integrates the latest Network for Greening the Financial System (NGFS) pathways, offering broader alignment with science-based targets and evolving regulatory demands. Other key features include transparent emissions benchmarking, smoother data onboarding, and more collaborative workflows for internal teams.
Angela Brown, chief product officer at Risilience, said, “Our latest release reaffirms our commitment to continuously elevate the quality of data, rigour of analysis, and clarity of insight that our clients depend on.”
The upgraded tools sit alongside Risilience’s digital twin capabilities, which model the impact of climate and nature-based risks on global operations. Companies across sectors such as fashion, FMCG, healthcare and retail already rely on the platform to anticipate risks and identify opportunities. These insights are particularly valuable for finance departments, thanks to the platform’s proprietary Earnings Value at Risk (EV@Risk) metric.
High-profile clients including Nestlé, Burberry, Coca-Cola Europacific Partners, Reckitt, easyJet, and Tesco have adopted Risilience’s technology to meet ESG obligations and turn sustainability into a business advantage.
Dr Scott Kelly, Risilience SVP and head of model development and analytics, said, “We’re laser-focused on delivering the insights that matter to business leaders and strategic decision makers. Whether it’s decarbonisation ROI, physical risk quantification or nature-based scenario analysis, our clients rely on us to make complex data actionable.”
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