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Summary
During the summer of 2025, we’re bracing ourselves for high temperatures, heatwaves, droughts and wildfires from California to continental Europe. These heat-related complications highlight the systemic risks to regional economies and global supply chains.
To navigate these challenges, it is critical that market participants access robust climate modelling tools to understand their exposures and inform decisive mitigation and adaptation strategies. But climate physical risk scenario analysis is no easy challenge, requiring the overlay of climate models, geospatial data, ownership mapping, and vulnerability pathways to develop actionable financial impact analysis.
During this webinar, we will explore practical approaches to climate physical risk scenario analysis including:
- What latest generation climate models cover and what insight they provide
- The importance of geospatial data and how to leverage proprietary and third-party asset data
- How to model business impacts for extreme heat and heat stress and how adaption measures affect risk
- How the financial impact of climate physical risk can be quantified
- What technology options are available to transform large volumes of data into actionable insight
Speakers
Kimberley Drouin
Climate Scientist
S&P Global Energy
Sana Khan
Agribusiness Consultant
Sana Khan is a Consultant within the North American Agribusiness Consulting Team at S&P Global Energy.
Sana Khan has a strong background in market assessments, competition analysis, agricultural commodity forecasting and economic modelling. She has 8+ years of experience in agribusiness sector with private, public and intergovernmental organizations. Prior to joining S&P Global, she worked for The World Bank based in Washington, DC within the Agriculture and Climate Change Global Practices. She worked on several projects including agribusiness policy benchmarking for 100+ countries within the seeds and fertilizer sector and assessment of carbon credit programs and markets in 10 developing countries.
Sana received a master's degree in business administration, her study concentrations were operational management and efficiency.
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