In the wake of Australia’s new Mandatory Climate Reporting legislation, engineering and advisory firms are under increasing pressure to provide evidence-based, site-specific climate risk insights.
TSA Riley, a national leader in strategic infrastructure advisory, has responded to this challenge by integrating EWN’s Climatics platform into their proprietary HEAT tool. This partnership is empowering TSA Riley’s clients to proactively assess climate risk, design for resilience, and report with confidence.
Client Profile: TSA Riley
The Australian arm of Global Project Consultancy TSA Riley supports some of the nation’s most significant infrastructure and development projects, delivering services across project management, strategic advisory, and infrastructure intelligence. Their clients face rising expectations around climate risk disclosure, particularly for long-lived assets like transportation hubs, hospitals, and commercial centres.
To remain at the forefront of climate-aware development, TSA Riley created HEAT - a tool that enables their clients to understand and mitigate climate impacts from the earliest stages of planning and design.
The Challenge
TSA Riley needed, for their clients, site-specific insights into climate exposure events and long-term trends, backed by real-world data. To support decision-making and compliance with Australia’s Mandatory Climate Reporting legislation, they required a solution that could :
- Provide credible, location-based hazard and exposure intelligence
- Offer clear, digestible outputs to feed directly into client reports
- Seamlessly integrate with their proprietary HEAT tool to streamline internal workflows and analysis
Their team needed a data partner that could support their climate risk advisory with trusted evidence without adding friction to their delivery model.