Climate Scale Heads to India for Climate Risk Workshops
Engage with us on climate change, disclosure regulations, and sectoral risks across India.
ClimateScale is coming to India next week for an exciting lineup of in-person workshops focused on climate risk and sustainability strategy. The sessions are organised by Dhanaji Patil, Vortex’s Sales Manager for Asia, and will be led by Dr Ana Lopez, our Co-Founder & Science Lead.
Ana will be meeting with key stakeholders from various sectors to explore pressing topics such as:
- The latest sustainability disclosure requirements (including EU Taxonomy, IFRS, and TCFD)
- New and emerging climate change trends
- Physical climate risks in high-impact sectors — from construction and infrastructure to renewable energy
Workshop Schedule
- 13th May 2025 | Bangalore | Register here
- 15th May 2025 | Delhi | Register here
This is a unique opportunity to gain practical, science-based insights tailored to the regional context and to connect directly with industry experts and leaders in climate risk.
Stay tuned for photos and takeaways from the event. And if you're in the area — don’t miss it!
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Low-wind years can result from natural climate variability, large-scale atmospheric circulation patterns or longer-term climate change trends. Regional climate drivers such as ENSO or PDO can significantly influence seasonal wind conditions.
Yes. Climate change may alter long-term wind patterns, seasonal variability and the frequency of low-wind events, potentially affecting wind farm energy production and financial performance.
Climate diagnostics help distinguish between normal climate variability and structural long-term changes. This improves risk assessment, energy yield modelling and investment decision-making for wind projects.
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