Climate resilience evidence for your BREEAM submission
Hazard exposure, asset level vulnerability and financial exposure in one report, built on Moody's Climate Risk Analytics. Attach it to the submission and move on. Per report, no commitment, no minimum.
You already sell this work. The modelling is the part that does not scale.
What consultancies running certification and due diligence at volume tell us.
The body wants a Klimarisikoanalyse before the submission closes. Building hazard modelling in house is not economic for the number of projects you run, and buying an enterprise platform licence is worse.
Your client asks what it costs this building. A hazard score answers a different question. Without a vulnerability function and a cost base there is no number to give them.
Prepaid packs and retainers do not suit a project business. You need the assessment when the project needs it, billed on to the client, with nothing sitting on your balance sheet.
A finished deliverable, issued through your firm
Not a data export you then have to turn into something. The document your client receives.
Scheme formatted for the job at hand, with a reliance statement naming who may rely and for what, a verification reference, and professional indemnity behind the signature.
Your logo alongside ours on the cover. You are the party delivering. We are the assessor of record and we carry the professional exposure for the numbers.
Measures scoped to named quantities and costed from roughly 1 500 completed European renovation projects. Your client can put the figures into a capital plan.
Every report states what it satisfies, framework by framework, so it can be submitted or referenced without restructuring. DGNB, BREEAM, LEED, EU Taxonomy, GRESB and technical due diligence.
Show your client exactly what the measure touches
Where the project has a BIM or IFC model we parse it into semantic element groups and bind every adaptation measure to real geometry. Select a measure below to see what it covers, what it costs and what it returns.
Nine measures, ranked by return
Three steps, five working days
Coordinate, use type, construction period, floor area and value. If a BIM or IFC model exists, send that too and the scoping moves from assumption to measurement.
Hazard modelling, vulnerability response, financial translation, adaptation programme and scheme mapping. Reviewed, signed and sealed.
The report arrives co-branded and ready to hand over. You invoice your client on your own terms. We do not contact them.
Our hazard layer is the one ranked first in the world
We license physical hazard data from Moody's, named number one overall provider in the inaugural Chartis Physical and Infrastructure Risk50 2025, published 9 December 2025, together with eight category wins and benchmarked against a named field of fifty.
Buy the level the job needs
Most certification work sits at the signed report level. Due diligence and investment committee work usually needs the model based or surveyed level.
| Level | What it is | Price | Hazard data | Signed report | BIM scoping | Site visit | BI and insurance |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Data licence | Hazard and vulnerability inside the platform | €280 to €350 per asset per year portfolio only, from 25 assets | ✓ | · | · | · | · |
| Assessment report | Signed for a named scheme or purpose | €450 per asset one time, paid by card | ✓ | ✓ | · | · | · |
| Model based | Scoped from your BIM or IFC model | €6 000 to €9 000 per asset one time | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | · | · |
| Surveyed | Model based, plus a site visit | €12 000 to €18 000 per asset one time | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | · |
| Full advisory | Interruption, insurance and negotiation | Quoted per engagement | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
A signed report is €450 per asset, paid by card. No packs, no minimum volume, no retainer. For comparison, a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment runs €1 850 to €4 200 and a Property Condition Assessment €2 300 to €7 400. Ours sits in the same due diligence set as those two, at a fraction of the cost.
One asset, one fixed price, paid by card
Buy a single assessment on your client's asset without a sales call, a quote or a subscription. The price here is the price you pay, and what you charge on top is yours.
- Hazard exposure at the asset location, climate perils only, geophysical excluded
- Asset level vulnerability, not a hazard map
- Climate Value at Risk, expressed in euro
- Decadal horizons from 2030 to 2099
- EU Taxonomy aligned indicators
- Signed PDF report you can put in front of your client
- 1Confirmation and invoice
Both reach you by email as soon as the payment goes through. Nothing else is charged.
- 2You send the asset address
Reply to that email with the address of the building. That is the only thing we need to start.
- 3We send the signed report
The analysis runs on the same four layers as every other assessment we issue, and the signed PDF comes back to the same address.
Straight answers
Can I resell the report to my client?
Who signs it, and who carries the liability?
Do you contact my client?
Do I have to buy a pack or commit to volume?
Why is it not cheaper? I can buy a climate risk report for a hundred euro.
What can I charge my client?
What if my client has a BIM or IFC model?
Which schemes are covered, and where are the gaps?
A hundred euro buys hazard: how intense a peril is at a coordinate. The providers say so themselves and route exposure and vulnerability to partner firms. €450 covers the layers that come after hazard: what happens to this specific building, what it costs in euro, what the measures to fix it cost, and a signature that carries reliance. If hazard alone answers your job, buy the cheaper report. If your client asks what it costs their building, it will not.
See a complete report before you sell one
A full specimen on a real assessed asset, forty two pages. Show it to a client, or read it yourself and decide whether it holds up.
- Complete document, nothing redacted
- Real geometry and model derived quantities
- Sent to your work address within minutes