No. 732 - Data and methods to evaluate climate-related and environmental risks in Italy

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by L. Lavecchia, J. Appodia, P. Cantatore, R. Cappariello, S. Di Virgilio, A. Felettigh, A. Giustini, V. Guberti, D. Liberati, G. Meucci, S. Piermattei, F. Schimperna and K. SpecchiaNovember 2022

The work examines the information needs of banks, insurance companies and other financial intermediaries in relation to exposure to climate and environmental risks. After a review of the data necessary for internal analysis, the main legislative and regulatory changes are examined. Below is a review of the public databases available and those of particular interest, but currently inaccessible. A reflection on the extent of the sustainable data gap in Italy concludes the paper.

The work illustrates the immediately available data on energy, emissions and climate risk indicators by taking a census and reviewing over 30 databases. Two other databases are also discussed - the AU's SII, which records the energy consumption of Italian households and  firms, and ENEA's SIAPE, which collects energy performance certificates - which are potentially available but currently not accessible for public analysis.

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