TCFD Alignment and Climate Risk Assessment
Global
Sector
Manufacturing
Scope of Work
TCFD Reporting and California SB 261 Compliance
Result
BBJ Group established a foundational greenhouse gas inventory, identified key transition and physical climate risks, and produced draft Task Force on Climate-Related Financial Disclosures-aligned disclosures to support regulatory readiness and future climate risk management.
Project Overview
BBJ Group supported a leading power systems manufacturer in its initial alignment with the Task Force on Climate-Related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) framework in response to evolving climate disclosure requirements, including California Senate Bill 261. The engagement established a foundation for first-year TCFD-aligned reporting through development of a comprehensive Scope 1 and Scope 2 greenhouse gas (GHG) inventory, a preliminary climate transition risk assessment, and a preliminary physical climate risk assessment. Emissions were calculated using facility-level data, established methodologies, and recognized reference datasets, while transition and physical risks were evaluated using scenario-informed screening and publicly available hazard data.
Building on these analyses, BBJ Group prepared draft TCFD-aligned disclosures across governance, strategy, risk management, and metrics and targets. The approach integrated structured data collection, technical emissions quantification, and climate scenario analysis to identify potential risks and opportunities without formal materiality determinations. This foundational effort enabled the company to better understand its climate-related exposure, respond to emerging regulatory expectations, and establish a defensible baseline for ongoing climate risk management and future disclosure refinement.
BBJ PRACTICE AREAS
Real Estate and Transaction Support
Remediation and Site Restoration
Renewable Energy
Environmental, Health and Safety
PFAS
ESG
