Climate Cost Attribution

Is climate change already driving our costs?

Analysis that tests whether the disruption and cost already in your accounts tracks the weather that hit your sites, and what that implies for the years ahead.

RedLines Pro cost history: eight years of site cost with recorded hazard events marked, showing cost spikes aligned to a riverine flood, a storm and a coastal flood
First, whether it is already happening

Your costs, set against the weather that actually occurred

We compare your dated disruption and cost records with historical weather at the relevant sites. The analysis looks for patterns and makes clear where no link is found. You can check the findings against your own records.

Then what it means ahead

How those costs could change

RedLines Pro estimates expected annual cost under future scenarios and time horizons, helping you consider how the assessed exposure could change.

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RedLines Pro financial summary: total cost exposure by climate scenario and decade
What you receive

Climate Cost Attribution Report

Our team uses and configures RedLines Pro for your assessment. You receive a dashboard with downloads for the data file, report, audit summary and executive slide deck.

  • Past disruption compared with recorded weather
  • Findings for finance director and board review
  • Assumptions and limits stated, including where no link is found
Related work

Projected wheat yields and costs

A field of wheat at harvest under an open sky. Industry context, not a supplier farm or an assessed growing region.
Wheat

Mondelez International

The study projected stable or higher wheat yields and lower wheat costs in France, Spain and Poland. These findings concerned long-term trends; they did not mean wheat sourcing was free from climate risk. Acute events and geopolitical risks were outside the study’s scope.

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model combinations: 5 climate models by 11 crop models
Read the case study
Where to start

Start with the costs you have already absorbed

Tell us which lines of the budget keep moving and where the sites are, and we will test whether the weather explains them.

A free screening is forward-looking: it shows how many of your locations sit at Very High or Extreme risk, but it cannot tell you whether past costs were weather-driven. That analysis is RedLines Pro.