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[Case Study] Anticipating wildfire risk across industrial sites in France
How is climate change affecting wildfire risk for industrial sites in France? Callendar assesses wildfire exposure across more than 1,300 Seveso sites using Fire Weather Index projections, climate data and detailed forest and land cover data. The study shows how fire weather danger is already increasing and could intensify significantly in the coming decades, with important implications for industrial risk management and climate adaptation.
Sep 297 min read


Testing Climate Projections Against Reality: Lessons from the June 2026 Western European Heatwave.
The June 2026 heatwave was one of the most severe ever recorded across Western Europe. New temperature records were set in several regions, infrastructure was disrupted, and the event quickly sparked a familiar debate: had climate scientists underestimated how quickly extreme heat would intensify under global warming? This article compares extreme temperature projections from ClimateVision to measured temperature during the "canicule".
Jul 95 min read


How Climate Change Could Impact the Wind Industry: New Yield Projections for the World's Largest Projects.
How will climate change affect future wind energy production? Using climate projections and turbine level modelling, Callendar assessed the evolution of energy yield at 50 of the world's largest wind farms. The results reveal a broad tendency toward declining production, with median losses of 2 to 4% by 2050 and larger impacts for some highly exposed sites. While climate change is unlikely to threaten the viability of wind energy as a whole, it may become a risk for individua
Jun 93 min read


Digital Infrastructure in the Face of Climate Change: What Risk for Networks, Data Centers, and Telecom Services?
Learn how climate change threatens digital infrastructure (data centers, networks, and cloud services) and what strategies companies can adopt to ensure their resilience and business continuity.
Apr 147 min read
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