Climate Risk Intelligence · Coastal & Marine Sector

Ocean Climate Risk Tools
Germany & EU

A working reference of regulations, frameworks, assessment tools and open-access data platforms for companies operating in or depending on coastal and marine environments — focused on measuring, disclosing and reducing climate risk.

How to use this resource: Tools are grouped into eight categories. Each card shows the issuing body, a short description, what risk focus it addresses (transition, climate hazard, ecological, or socio-economic), and whether it is free to access, requires registration, or is a paid platform. Use the filters below to narrow by focus area. This list is a starting point — most tools link directly to online platforms usable today.
Risk focus legend
Transition Risk (GHG, land-use, regulatory)
Climate Hazard (temperature, storm surge, flooding)
Ecological Hazard (acidification, pollution, biodiversity)
Socio-economic (fisheries, shipping, coastal economy)
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01 Regulations & Political Strategies Mandatory legal frameworks driving compliance

Binding EU and German regulations that directly govern what companies operating in coastal and marine areas must do — and what risks they must manage or disclose.

German Maritime Spatial Plan 2021 (BSH)
Free
🇩🇪 Federal Maritime & Hydrographic Agency (BSH) · In force Sept 2021
Legally binding spatial plan for Germany's EEZ (North Sea & Baltic Sea). Coordinates shipping, offshore wind, pipelines, fisheries, research and nature protection. Published via GeoSeaPortal. Includes risk analyses for North Sea and Baltic Sea. Revised cycle targets 2026.
GHG / Offshore energy Ecosystem protection Shipping & fisheries 🇩🇪 German
EU Marine Strategy Framework Directive (MSFD)
Free
🇪🇺 European Commission · WISE Marine Portal
Requires EU member states — including Germany — to achieve Good Environmental Status (GES) across 11 descriptors covering biodiversity, invasive species, eutrophication, contaminants, marine litter, and noise. Six-year reporting cycle. Assessment dashboards available on WISE Marine. Germany's UBA leads national implementation.
Pollution & eutrophication Marine biodiversity Underwater noise Commercial fish stocks
EU Maritime Spatial Planning Directive (2014/89/EU)
Document
🇪🇺 European Commission · MSP Platform online
Requires all coastal EU member states to establish maritime spatial plans applying an ecosystem approach and considering climate change adaptation. Germany's BSH implements this. The EU MSP Platform provides interactive cross-border planning tools and national plan comparisons.
Land/sea use change Sea-level rise Ecosystem approach
EU CSRD / ESRS E1, E3, E4
Document
🇪🇺 European Commission · Mandatory for large/listed companies
Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive. ESRS E1 covers climate risk and transition plans (GHG, physical risks). ESRS E3 covers water and marine resources — directly relevant for coastal operators. ESRS E4 covers biodiversity including marine habitats. Ocean/coastal companies must assess and disclose impacts under all three. LEAP approach recommended for E4.
GHG / Transition plan Water & marine use Marine biodiversity Physical climate risks
German Climate Adaptation Strategy (DAS) – Coastal & Marine
Free
🇩🇪 Umweltbundesamt (UBA) · Online monitoring dashboard
Germany's national climate adaptation strategy includes a dedicated Küsten- und Meeresschutz action field. The UBA monitoring portal tracks indicators (sea level rise, storm surge, coastal dike status). Directly links climate drivers to impact and government response measures. Useful for understanding Germany's regulatory direction.
Sea-level rise Storm surge & flooding Coastal ecosystem loss 🇩🇪 German
EU Nature Restoration Regulation (2024)
Document
🇪🇺 European Commission · In force 2024
Requires restoration measures on at least 20% of EU marine areas by 2030, including EEZ, territorial seas and connected river basins. Focus on saltmarshes, seagrass meadows and kelp forests. Priority on nature-based coastal protection solutions. Direct operational implications for companies with marine or coastal footprints.
Marine habitat restoration Seagrass & saltmarsh Coastal protection
02 Guidelines & Frameworks – General Voluntary standards companies align with for disclosure & strategy

Widely adopted voluntary frameworks that companies use to structure their climate and nature risk processes — applicable across all sectors including marine operators.

TNFD – Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures
Free
🌍 International · TNFD.global
The leading voluntary framework for nature-related risk disclosure. Uses the LEAP methodology (Locate → Evaluate → Assess → Prepare). Explicitly covers ocean and coastal ecosystems. Includes sector guidance for seafood, ports and shipping. Aligned with CSRD ESRS E4 and SBTN. Germany co-funded TNFD development.
Ocean ecosystem risk Nature-related transition Fisheries & mariculture
TCFD – Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures
Document
🌍 International · Integrated into CSRD/ISSB
Foundation framework for climate risk governance, strategy, risk management and metrics. Distinguishes physical risks (e.g., sea-level rise, storm surge, ocean warming) from transition risks (policy, technology, market). Widely used by companies in ports, offshore energy, shipping, and coastal real estate.
Transition risk Physical climate risk Investor disclosure
SBTN – Science Based Targets for Nature (Ocean)
Document
🌍 Science Based Targets Network · sbtn.earth
SBTN provides methodologies for companies to set science-based targets for nature across freshwater, land and ocean. The ocean track is in development but covers marine and coastal ecosystem use, sea-use change, and ocean biodiversity. Aligned with TNFD LEAP and CSRD E4.
Marine biodiversity targets Sea-use change Ocean ecosystems
GERICS Company Toolkit (Unternehmens-Baukasten)
Free
🇩🇪 GERICS / Helmholtz-Zentrum Hereon
Modular advisory toolkit developed by Germany's Climate Service Center to help businesses integrate climate change into their strategies. Provides advisory modules on exposure, vulnerability, adaptation measures. Complementary to city-level toolkit (Stadtbaukasten). Good starting point for SMEs seeking structured climate risk assessment.
Business climate strategy Exposure & vulnerability 🇩🇪 German
GRI Standards (incl. GRI 303 Water, GRI 304 Biodiversity)
Free
🌍 Global Reporting Initiative
GRI 303 (Water and Effluents) and GRI 304 (Biodiversity) are directly relevant for coastal operators. GRI 304 requires disclosure of sites near protected areas, significant impacts on biodiversity, and habitats affected. New GRI Biodiversity Standard (2024) expands ocean scope. Widely used for sustainability reports in Germany.
Marine biodiversity Water use & discharge Corporate reporting
03 Guidelines & Frameworks – Ocean Specific Ocean-focused guidance for planning and adaptation

Frameworks and guidance documents specifically designed for coastal and marine contexts — highly relevant for ports, offshore operators, mariculture, shipping and coastal developers.

UNFCCC Coastal & Ocean Adaptation (GERICS/Hereon Supplement)
Free
🇩🇪 GERICS + Helmholtz Hereon + GEO Blue Planet · UNFCCC official guidance 2025
A landmark German-developed supplement to UNFCCC National Adaptation Plan technical guidance — now officially part of the UNFCCC online library. Provides structured recommendations for integrating coastal and marine resilience into adaptation planning. Covers integrated coastal zone management, marine spatial planning, fisheries and ocean governance. Highly practical for companies aligning with government adaptation frameworks.
Sea-level rise Coastal ecosystem adaptation Ports & coastal economy 🇩🇪 German-developed
OSPAR Quality Status Report & Climate Commitments
Free
🌍 OSPAR Commission (North-East Atlantic) · Germany is signatory
OSPAR's QSR provides a comprehensive, science-based assessment of the environmental status of the North-East Atlantic including the German Bight. Covers ocean warming, acidification, deoxygenation, pollution, and biodiversity loss. The OSPAR Climate Change Strategy sets shared commitments for reducing marine climate risk. Essential reference for North Sea operators.
Ocean warming & acidification North Sea biodiversity Chemical pollution North Sea economy
HELCOM Baltic Sea Action Plan & Climate Strategy
Free
🌍 Helsinki Commission · Baltic Sea region · Germany is signatory
HELCOM's 2021 BSAP includes a dedicated Climate Change chapter and revised targets. The 2023 HELCOM State of the Baltic Sea report found poor ecological status across nearly all areas. Covers eutrophication, hazardous substances, biodiversity, shipping impacts and climate hazards. Mandatory reference for companies operating in the Baltic.
Eutrophication Baltic biodiversity Temperature & salinity change Shipping emissions
EU Blue Economy Strategy & Blue Economy Report
Free
🇪🇺 European Commission · Annual report online
Annual EU Blue Economy Report (free online) covers economic data, trends and risk factors across offshore wind, aquaculture, coastal tourism, ports, shipping, and fisheries. Useful for sector benchmarking and understanding transition risk in the marine economy. Supports strategy development aligned with EU Green Deal.
Blue economy transition Maritime sector benchmarks Aquaculture & fisheries
IMO GHG Strategy & MARPOL Regulations
Document
🌍 International Maritime Organization · Updated 2023
The IMO's revised 2023 GHG Strategy targets net-zero shipping emissions by around 2050. MARPOL regulations impose mandatory carbon intensity indicators (CII) and EEXI requirements from 2023. Directly relevant for shipping companies, port operators and offshore logistics. Sets transition risk context for all marine freight users.
Shipping GHG / CII Regulatory transition Air & ocean pollution
04 Climate Risk Assessment – Ocean Use Tools to quantify & map climate risks for marine operations

Platforms and services that help companies assess specific physical and transition climate risks relevant to their coastal or marine activities.

Deutscher Klimaatlas (DWD)
Free
🇩🇪 Deutscher Wetterdienst (DWD) · Interactive web platform
Germany's authoritative climate atlas. Interactive maps and time series covering temperature trends, precipitation extremes, storm events, and future projections to 2100 under RCP scenarios. Covers coastal regions. Useful for companies assessing physical climate hazards at specific German sites. English version available.
Temperature rise Extreme precipitation Storm & drought risk 🇩🇪 German
IMPACT2C Web Atlas (GERICS)
Free
🇩🇪 GERICS / Helmholtz Hereon · EU research project atlas
Interactive atlas visualising the consequences of a 2°C temperature increase across Europe, with sectors including coastal zones, tourism, ecosystems, water, energy and health. Spatial maps covering storm surge exposure, flooding, sea level and ecosystem changes at European scale including German coastlines.
2°C scenario impacts Coastal flooding & erosion Marine ecosystem change 🇩🇪 German-led
Sea Level Monitor – Helmholtz Centre Hereon
Free
🇩🇪 Helmholtz-Zentrum Hereon · North German Coastal & Climate Office
Tracks historical sea level rise along Germany's North Sea and Baltic coasts over more than a century, with visualisations, trend data and projections. Designed for decision-makers needing localised sea level data for adaptation planning. Free online, regularly updated.
Sea-level rise (Germany) Coastal flooding risk 🇩🇪 German coasts
Climate Central – Coastal Risk Screening Tool
Free
🌍 Climate Central · Global interactive map
Global interactive map showing areas threatened by sea level rise and coastal flooding under different temperature and sea level scenarios. Excellent for quick visual screening of coastal site exposure. Covers German North Sea and Baltic coasts. Useful for initial physical risk screening before deeper analysis.
Sea-level rise screening Coastal flood risk mapping Coastal asset exposure
AXA Climate – Altitude Platform
Paid
🌍 AXA Climate · SaaS platform
SaaS platform for physical climate and biodiversity risk assessment at asset level. Quantifies financial impacts of climate hazards on sites and suppliers. Supports CSRD E1, E3 and E4 reporting. Covers coastal flooding, storm surge, ocean warming and biodiversity risks. Used by risk and ESG managers for portfolio-wide analysis.
Physical risk quantification Biodiversity impact CSRD-ready reporting
G20 Climate Risk Atlas – Germany
Free
🌍 CMCC Foundation · G20 Climate Risk Atlas
Country-level risk assessment for Germany covering coastal settlements, infrastructure, ecosystems and water resources under high and low carbon pathways. Quantifies numbers of people exposed to coastal flooding, economic losses, and fishery/ecosystem risks to 2050. Good for scenario-based strategic planning.
Storm surge & flooding Drought & water stress Economic loss estimates
05 Methods Analytical approaches for conducting risk assessments

Structured methodologies and analytical approaches used by researchers, regulators, and companies to assess marine climate risks. Most are available as published guidance or open toolboxes.

ENCORE – Exploring Natural Capital Opportunities, Risks & Exposure
Free
🌍 NCFA / UN Environment · Online tool
Free online screening tool mapping how industries depend on and impact nature — including marine and coastal ecosystem services. Identifies material nature-related risks by sector (aquaculture, fishing, shipping, ports, offshore energy). Widely used as a first step in TNFD LEAP assessments and CSRD E4 materiality screening. Used by German companies including Deutsche Telekom.
Ecosystem dependencies Marine ecosystem services Nature-related risk screening
WWF Risk Filter Suite (Water + Biodiversity)
Register
🌍 WWF / DEG · riskfilter.org
Corporate-level screening and prioritisation tool with ~100 global datasets on water and biodiversity risks. Enables location-specific assessment across operations, supply chains and finance. Covers coastal and marine dependencies. Aligned with TNFD, TCFD, SBTN, CSRD and CDP. Includes water risk data for estuarine and coastal zones. Free with registration.
Coastal biodiversity risk Water & marine stress TNFD/CSRD alignment
DPSIR Framework (MSFD Implementation – Germany)
Document
🇩🇪 UBA / European Environment Agency
Drivers–Pressures–State–Impact–Response framework used by Germany and the EU to assess marine environmental status under the MSFD. Combines biological, chemical and physical indicators. Assessment methods for eutrophication, contaminants, marine mammals, and underwater noise are particularly mature. Bayesian Belief Networks and GAMs used for spatial modelling (Thünen Institute).
Marine state assessment Eutrophication & pollution Cumulative impact 🇩🇪 German
Coastal Pollution Toolbox (CPT)
Free
🇩🇪 German marine research institutions
Based on scientific findings, the CPT provides information on sources, impacts and mitigation options for marine pollution including nutrients, plastics, pharmaceuticals and antifoulants. Practical reference for companies assessing chemical pollution risk to coastal ecosystems and understanding their own potential pollution footprint.
Chemical pollution Marine litter & plastics Nutrient discharge 🇩🇪 German
TNFD LEAP Methodology
Free
🌍 Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures
Structured four-step method: Locate (interfaces with nature including coastal/marine habitats) → Evaluate (dependencies and impacts) → Assess (risks and opportunities) → Prepare (strategy, targets, disclosure). Supplementary sector guidance for seafood, ports and shipping. Referenced by CSRD ESRS E4 as recommended approach.
Marine nature interface Risk materialisation Physical ocean risk
ElbeXtreme – Extreme Event Risk Methods (Elbe–North Sea)
Document
🇩🇪 German Marine Research – Phase I 2024–2026
Active German research project developing methods and early warning systems for compound extreme events in the Elbe–North Sea system (drought, marine heatwaves, storm surges, flood pulses, HABs). Developing monitoring and adaptation pathways for 2027–2029. Provides methodological template for estuarine and coastal risk assessment.
Compound extreme events Marine heatwaves & HABs Estuarine ecosystem Inland navigation risk 🇩🇪 German
06 Open-Access Tools & Platforms Free, browser-accessible data platforms and applications

Directly usable online tools — most free or free with registration — that provide data, maps, risk screening or monitoring information relevant to coastal and marine climate risk.

BSH GeoSeaPortal
Free
🇩🇪 Federal Maritime & Hydrographic Agency (BSH)
Central open-access geodata portal for Germany's North Sea and Baltic Sea. Freely accessible WMS/WFS layers covering: maritime spatial plan zones, shipping routes, offshore wind areas, nature protection, oceanography, sediment, sea levels, water temperatures, and marine environment monitoring (MARNET). Can be integrated into own GIS applications. Essential for any company operating in German waters.
Sea level & storm surge data Marine protected areas Shipping & offshore zones 🇩🇪 German waters
Copernicus Marine Service (CMEMS)
Register
🇪🇺 EU Copernicus Programme · Mercator Ocean International
EU's premier open-access ocean data service. Provides sea temperature, salinity, sea level, currents, waves, sea ice, and biogeochemical data for global and European seas including German Bight and Baltic. New 1km resolution coastal wind products (2024). Annual Ocean State Report. Four target areas: maritime safety, coastal environment, marine resources, climate. Free registration required for downloads.
Ocean warming & sea level Storm surge & waves Marine acidification Ecosystem monitoring
Copernicus Coastal Hub
Free
🇪🇺 Copernicus / EEA / EUMETSAT / ECMWF
Launched late 2023. Free access to comprehensive Earth observation data for European coastal zones — marine, land, atmosphere and climate products together in one interface. Monitor floods, support sustainable fisheries and tourism. Includes Sentinel satellite data. Designed to support EU Green Deal coastal management. No registration needed for viewer.
Coastal flood monitoring Coastal habitat mapping Tourism & fisheries
EMODnet – European Marine Observation & Data Network
Free
🇪🇺 European Commission · 150+ organisations
Aggregates European marine data from 150+ organisations across seven thematic portals: Bathymetry, Biology, Chemistry, Geology, Human Activities, Physics, and Seabed Habitats. Free data on shipping, offshore wind, MPAs, pollutant concentrations, species distributions and habitat types. Essential reference for due diligence and site-specific assessments.
Marine biodiversity data Seabed habitats Chemical contamination Human activities mapping
HELCOM/OSPAR Ballast Water Risk Assessment Tool
Free
🌍 HELCOM + OSPAR · Developed with German BSH support
Online decision-support tool for assessing non-indigenous species transfer risk via ballast water. Shipping companies and port authorities submit departure/destination port data and receive risk assessment outputs identifying low-risk routes that may qualify for BWM Convention exemptions. Covers Baltic and North-East Atlantic. Developed with German co-funding (BSH / Brockmann Consult).
Invasive alien species Ballast water risk Shipping compliance
Copernicus Climate Data Store (C3S)
Register
🇪🇺 Copernicus Climate Change Service (ECMWF)
Free open-access archive of climate data including historical reanalysis, climate model projections (CMIP5/6, CORDEX) and seasonal forecasts. Covers sea surface temperature, marine wind, storm tracks, precipitation extremes and more. Used as data input for most professional climate risk assessments. Python/API access. Free registration. Includes ocean and coastal specific datasets.
Climate scenario data SSP/RCP projections Extreme event data
meere-online.de – German Marine Knowledge Portal
Free
🇩🇪 German Federal Government portal
Comprehensive German information portal covering ocean management, climate change, biodiversity, pollution, deep sea, and ocean governance. Links to all major German and EU ocean data resources including MUDAB (Marine Environmental Database), AWI sea ice portal, BSH monitoring networks, and Helmholtz sea level monitor. English version available. Good entry point for German-context research.
German North Sea & Baltic Ocean climate change Marine biodiversity 🇩🇪 German
WISE Marine – MSFD Data & Assessment Portal
Free
🇪🇺 European Environment Agency
Official EU portal for Marine Strategy Framework Directive data reported by member states. Interactive dashboards showing Germany's Good Environmental Status (GES) assessments across all 11 MSFD descriptors. Expert-facing but publicly accessible. Useful for benchmarking current marine environmental status against regulatory standards.
GES compliance data Marine pollution indicators Biodiversity status
07 Monitoring & Data Infrastructure Ongoing measurement networks feeding risk data

German and European monitoring programmes and databases that underpin evidence-based marine risk assessment. Less interactive than tools above but critical data sources.

BSH MARNET – Marine Monitoring Network
Free
🇩🇪 BSH · Continuous real-time data
Germany's marine monitoring network with stations across North Sea and Baltic Sea providing continuous data on water levels, sea state, temperature, salinity and currents. Data freely accessible via BSH portal and GeoSeaPortal. Feeds national and EU assessment programmes. Near-real-time water level data directly relevant to coastal flood risk monitoring.
Real-time water levels Sea state & temperature 🇩🇪 German waters
BLMP – Bund-Länder-Messprogramm (Federal-State Marine Monitoring)
Free
🇩🇪 UBA + Federal States · Systematic six-year cycles
Joint federal-state monitoring programme collecting biological, physical-chemical and hydrographic data across Germany's North Sea and Baltic coasts, estuaries and EEZ. Basis for MSFD, OSPAR, HELCOM and WFD reporting. The MUDAB database holds historical monitoring data. Key evidence source for cumulative impact assessments and regulatory due diligence.
Long-term biological monitoring Chemical & nutrient data 🇩🇪 German
coastMap – Marine Geoportal (Helmholtz Hereon)
Free
🇩🇪 Helmholtz-Zentrum Hereon · Institute of Coastal Research
Marine geoportal of the Hereon Institute of Coastal Research. Provides campaign data, model analyses and accessible science for the German Bight region. Includes hydrodynamic model output, sediment dynamics, and coastal change indicators. Useful for site-specific analyses of coastal dynamics and their climate sensitivity.
Coastal morphodynamics Storm surge modelling 🇩🇪 German Bight
AWI Sea Ice Portal
Free
🇩🇪 Alfred Wegener Institute (AWI) · Bremerhaven
Expert-maintained portal tracking global sea ice extent, thickness and change. Particularly relevant for companies with Arctic shipping routes or polar operations. AWI also operates icebreaker Polarstern and leads major German polar climate research. Includes regular expert updates and trend visualisations.
Arctic sea ice change Polar shipping routes 🇩🇪 German science
08 Corporate Reporting & Disclosure Support Tools specifically designed to support company-level ESG disclosure

Platforms and tools that help companies structure, calculate and report their climate and nature-related risks — particularly relevant for companies in the blue economy under CSRD/TNFD obligations.

CDP Water Security Questionnaire
Free
🌍 CDP · Annual disclosure platform
CDP's water security questionnaire covers freshwater and marine dependencies, discharge quality, and water-related risks — including coastal and marine operations. Widely used by large German companies for investor-facing disclosure. Scores are publicly visible. Relevant for companies whose marine operations affect water quality or depend on ocean ecosystems.
Water discharge & marine Investor disclosure Supply chain risk
refinq – Nature Intelligence Hub
Paid
🌍 refinq · SaaS platform
SaaS platform for CSRD, EU Taxonomy and TNFD compliance covering climate, biodiversity and nature-related risk at site level. Provides versioned models, methodology cards and exportable audit evidence. Transparent sensitivity analysis and what-if mitigation scenarios. Scalable from single sites to portfolio-level analysis. Supports LEAP approach for nature including ocean-adjacent sites.
Biodiversity footprint CSRD/TNFD reporting Physical risk scoring
Global Fishing Watch – Marine Vessel Tracking
Free
🌍 Global Fishing Watch · Open access map
Free open-access platform tracking commercial fishing vessel activity globally using AIS and satellite data. Relevant for companies with seafood supply chains needing to assess IUU fishing risk, marine protected area compliance, and supply chain transparency. Also covers carrier and support vessel tracking. Useful for TNFD/CSRD ocean-related due diligence.
Fisheries risk & IUU Supply chain transparency Seafood supply chain
GERICS Climate Focus Paper: Global Sea Level Rise
Free
🇩🇪 GERICS / Helmholtz-Zentrum Hereon · Guidance document
Freely available policy brief raising awareness of the wide-ranging impacts of sea level rise and assisting decision-makers in incorporating SLR projections into climate feasibility studies. Covers regional to global scenarios, coastal infrastructure implications, and adaptation options. Good introductory reference for companies starting SLR risk assessments.
Sea-level rise projections Coastal infrastructure 🇩🇪 German

Notes on scope: This resource focuses on publicly accessible tools relevant to German-context coastal and marine business operations. "German tools" includes tools developed by German institutions (GERICS, BSH, Hereon, AWI, UBA, Thünen) and EU tools directly applicable under German/EU law. Many tools are relevant regardless of language. Risk focus labels are indicative — most tools cover multiple hazard types.


Compiled March 2025 · Sources: GERICS, BSH, UBA, Helmholtz, Copernicus, TNFD, HELCOM, OSPAR, WISE Marine, EMODnet, Meere-Online.de

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