Understanding climate risks helps you stay better prepared

Climate change has direct consequences for businesses. There are physical risks, such as natural disasters, but also transitional risks.

Transition risks include all the long-term economic consequences of introducing new environmental rules to establish a low-carbon economic model.

Integrating transition risks means minimizing them and increasing corporate resilience.

Resilience is an entity's ability to absorb the effects of change, reorganize and adapt to a new environment. The greater the resilience, the greater the company's ability to adapt to unforeseen events.

By anticipating the financial costs engendered by exposure to climate risks, the company has the means to prepare a resilient climate strategy for the long term.

• Contribute to the global fight against climate change, and play an active role in the SNBC.

• Develop new economic opportunities such as growth, innovation and value creation.

• Achieve effective compliance with existing laws and future regulations, which are becoming increasingly stringent at both European and national levels.

• Carry out a risk analysis

• Decarbonize your production process

• Optimize energy efficiency

• Adopt a low-carbon strategy

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