XDI quantifies the cost of extreme weather and climate change impacts to physical assets.
Our analysis empowers decision makers and asset owners in business, Government and finance to strategically manage these impacts and identify opportunities for adaptation.
From high level assessment to granular detail. From probabilities of failure to a business case for adaptation.
From 1990 until 2100, by area, by asset, by business or by hazard. XDI is your partner on the journey from risk to resilience.
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The XDI Gross Domestic Climate Risk compares physical climate risk in over 2,600 territories around the world. View the dataset now.
XDI’s analysis enables standard reporting to meet the needs of diverse users. Climate risk analysis results are captured in a range of reports suitable for presentation, or in physical risk datasets for embedding into wider company reporting. Our standard reports are ‘off the shelf’ purchases, designed as an alternative to more detailed bespoke analyses. From asset level adaptation, through TCFD/Financial Disclosure Reporting, to investment level aggregated portfolio intelligence, XDI reporting gives you the physical climate risk data you need quickly and cost effectively.
EasyXDI delivers on-demand asset level physical risk analysis to help you more accurately assess the cost of climate change impacts to an existing or planned asset. Simply enter your asset address, specify the asset type and click search. EasyXDI generates a downloadable report for a representative asset at any address in the world, sent to your inbox within minutes. Should your report identify risk, assets types can be customised to test adaptation options.
XDI works extensively with infrastructure organisations, property trusts, banks and investment firms to support climate financial disclosure in Australasia, Europe, UK and North America. As decision makers strive to expand the management of the issue, XDI is rapidly delivering the data that supports those needs.
XDI’s range of company intelligence products provide institutional investors with high level insights on extreme weather and climate change risks to a single company or group of companies. Aggregated information gives investors an understanding of the investee’s physical climate risk profile in simple financial metrics, based on the assets a company owns or leases around the world.Â
XDI strives for the highest quality in the information that companies and communities use to make decisions. XDI’s core technology, The Climate Risk Engines, have been in development and at work in the market for over a decade.  Globally, XDI analysis ranks the highest for hazards covered, geographical reach, and capacity for analysis of large numbers of assets.
XDI approved resellers get access to our standard products and bespoke analysis, with simple-to-use pricing systems and in-house expert knowledge.
XDI is an international, independent provider of physical risk analysis with an established network of clients and resellers.
XDI analysis is powered by the award-winning Climate Risk Engines, tried and tested in the market since 2011.
XDI’s standard reports present physical risk data in different packages for different sectors or sections of an organisation. Pick from a list depending on your clients’ needs.
XDI’s suite of standard products and pricing makes it easy for you to embed physical risk analysis into your proposals to clients.
Complex problems need clever solutions. XDI works closely with resellers to support bespoke solutions for your client.
Computational power, with simple outputs to inform decisions. From 1,500 terabytes of climate data to a single Net Present Value. From hundreds of flood maps to the number of your customers at risk.
Risk engines purpose built for organisations with massive asset numbers, from 15 to 15 million. Asset level analysis down to component elements.
Hard science, engineering and financial data give you robust and defensible numbers for real decisions, from due diligence to an investment business case.
5x5m flooding, 10x10km dynamic climate downscaling, single year time steps. Sub-asset element diagnostics to pinpoint failure modes.
Multiple climate modeler outputs from the global CORDEX and multiple sea level rise projections. Scenario selection can be optimised by the system or manual.
Risk analysis on critical supplies such as power, water and communications.
Always on, always updated. The XDI Platform helps you visualise a future, show you how that future will change with your decisions, and plot progress as those decisions happen.
Tried and tested since 2011. Used by Business, Governments, and finance organisations world wide.
Released in Glasgow at COP 26, The UK National Physical Climate Risk Report for Mortgage Lenders presents physical climate risk statistics for all 34 million commercial and residential addresses in the UK, including the geographical concentration of high-risk properties and the projected increases in insurance costs for 406 counties and equivalent areas.
Visit our COP 26 Announcement to see a list of the top ten areas based on number of high-risk properties in 2050, a summary of recommendations to commercial and residential lenders along with key take-outs.
XDI’s Future Plans XDI reaffirms its commitment to be an independent provider of physical climate risk analysis following social media speculation around acquisition There have
Guest Blog – APRA’s Draft Climate Risk Guidelines: Five Key Takeaways for Australian Lenders During April 2021, the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) issues the
The Missing Link In Green Recovery The Green Recovery needs to invest in understanding climate risk and, importantly, cross dependency between critical infrastructure and business
XDI’s Top Ten TCFD Physical Risk Tips for Companies A deeper dive into what to do if you are serious about making good decisions about
Canada’s brilliant move: linking Covid-19 support to TCFD reporting. What does that look like on the ground for Canadian business? In our radically different world
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