エネルギーセクターにおけるEUタクソノミー整合の物理的気候リスク評価を支援するデータベース統合フレームワーク
A database-integrated framework to support EU taxonomy aligned physical climate risk assessment in the energy sector (原題)
Sarina Achterfeldt, Suzana Ostojic, Leon Hansen, Marzia Traverso
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日本語
本研究は、EUタクソノミーが求める物理的気候リスク・脆弱性評価を支援するため、エネルギーセクター向けのデータベース統合型フレームワークを提案する。系統的文献レビューとCopernicus気候データを用い、31のEUタクソノミーエネルギー活動に対し4,461のハザード・活動関連を特定し、79指標・143のハザード・指標マッチングを構築した。経済活動・技術仕様・地理的位置の3入力で、高解像度のシナリオベース気候予測を取得でき、ドイツ・アーヘンの太陽光発電事例で有効性を示した。データ負荷を軽減し、企業の気候適応計画への統合を促進する。
English
This study proposes a database-integrated framework to support EU Taxonomy-aligned physical climate risk and vulnerability assessments in the energy sector. Using a systematic literature review and Copernicus climate data, it identified 4,461 hazard–activity associations across 31 EU Taxonomy energy activities and 143 hazard–indicator matchings. Requiring only economic activity, technology specification, and location as inputs, the framework streamlines hazard identification and retrieves high-resolution, scenario-based projections, demonstrated via a solar PV case study in Aachen, Germany. It reduces data burden and supports integration of climate adaptation into corporate planning.
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📝 gxceed 編集解説 — Why this matters
日本のGX文脈において
EUタクソノミーの物理的気候リスク評価要件を実務レベルで運用可能にする枠組みであり、SSBJ・有報での気候関連開示やTCFD対応を進める日本企業にとって、ハザード特定・指標選定の効率化手法として参考になる。特にエネルギー事業者の適応計画策定に示唆を与える。
In the global GX context
This work operationalizes the hazard identification and quantification stages of EU Taxonomy-aligned climate risk assessment, offering a scalable, data-efficient approach that complements TCFD/ISSB physical risk disclosure. It contributes to global disclosure scholarship by demonstrating how open climate data can be systematically linked to regulatory activity classifications, with relevance for CSRD and other jurisdictions adopting similar taxonomy-based risk assessment.
👥 読者別の含意
🔬研究者:EUタクソノミーと物理的気候リスク評価を結びつけるデータベース統合手法の実証例として、開示制度と気候データの接合研究に有用。
🏢実務担当者:エネルギー企業のサステナビリティ担当者は、EUタクソノミー対応の物理的気候リスク評価を効率化するツールとして活用できる。
🏛政策担当者:タクソノミー制度設計者にとって、評価要件の運用負荷を下げるデータ基盤整備の参考になる。
📄 Abstract（原文）
Introduction Climate change increases physical risks to energy infrastructure, and sustainability regulations such as the EU Taxonomy consequently require that companies conduct physical climate risk and vulnerability assessments consistent with IPCC concepts and ISO standards. However, existing guidance is often constrained by high data requirements. Methods This study proposes an energy sector database-integrated framework that identifies climate hazards relevant to a specified activity at a given location and then assigns corresponding climate indicators to extract scenario-based climate projections, using a systematic literature review and open access climate data from the Copernicus Climate Data Store. Results The review of 23 Climate-ADAPT publications identified 4,461 hazard–activity associations across 31 EU Taxonomy energy activities. These associations were linked to 79 relevant Copernicus indicators, resulting in 143 documented hazard–indicator matchings with information on spatial resolution, scenario coverage, and temporal range. The framework requires three readily available inputs: economic activity, technological specification, and geographic location, and incorporates additional geospatial datasets to filter relevant hazards and assign suitable indicators. A case study on electricity generation from solar photovoltaic technology in Aachen, Germany, demonstrates that the framework streamlines hazard identification and enables retrieval of high-resolution, scenario-based climate projections. Discussion The framework thereby operationalizes the hazard identification and quantification stages of EU Taxonomy-aligned climate risk and vulnerability assessments, whereas the subsequent evaluation of vulnerability and materiality remains the responsibility of the assessing practitioner. Overall, the framework reduces data burden, improves transparency, and supports scalable application across energy technologies, while facilitating the integration of climate adaptation into corporate planning and decision making.
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