Climate Risk

Physical hazards and transition risk for the operation, with the assets, value and production each one puts at risk.

Climate risk by hazard and horizon

Likelihood × consequence, 1–25

Safeguard Mechanism baseline

−4.9% a year to FY30

If scope 1 emissions stay flat, the gap to baseline by FY30 is about 26% of today's emissions, to be met by abatement or Safeguard Mechanism Credits / ACCUs.

Intense rainfall & pit flooding

Now 12

2030 16

2050 16

Exposed assets

Replacement value exposed

—

Revenue deferred per event

A$10.7M

3 d lost × 19,993 t/d product × A$179/t

What it does to the operation

Pit inundation stops coal mining; saturated spoil and haul roads slow prestrip; dam freeboard and discharge limits.

Controls to verify

Pit dewatering capacity check before the wet season, spoil TARP, sediment dam freeboard monitoring.

Most exposed assets

CHPP Dense Medium Cyclone Pump41 Dragline (primary overburden)52 Pit Dewatering Pump PD-168 CHPP Tailings Pump TP-173 CHPP DM Cyclone Pump 279 Dragline Trailing-Cable Substation DS-0180 Mine Water Dam MWD-184 Raw Water Pump Station RW-189

Ratings are planning assumptions for an inland Hunter Valley open-cut mine; replace them with the site climate risk assessment. Exposed assets are matched from the asset register by name and type.

Coastal corrosion exposure

Salt-spray corrosion zones (AS 4312) shorten the life of metal and electrical assets near the coast, such as port and rail assets.

A$0

Exposed replacement value

Assets with life loss

Total life lost (yrs)

Locations tracked

Exposure distribution

severe marine (0)marine (0)coastal (0)inland (40)unknown (0)

Total life lost by exposure zone (years)

Most-impacted assets (0)

Asset	Location	Exposure	Distance	Base Life	Adjusted	Life Lost	Replacement Value
No assets match this filter.