Climate Risk Capability Statement

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1947 Contents Founded by Headquartered in Joseph J. Jacobs Dallas, Texas Jacobs at a glance ...... 2 74,000 400+ 40+ $10 $7.79 About Jacobs ...... 2 Employees Locations Countries Billion 2017 Revenues Billion 2016 Client Savings Understanding and Managing Climate Risk .....3 Why Jacobs? ...... 4 The Need to Manage Climate Risk to Assets & Infrastructure ...... 5 About Jacobs Climate Risk Disclosure and Reporting ...... 6 Climate Risk Health Check Tool/Application.....7 > Jacobs Climate Risk Team ...... 8 Jacobs Engineering Group Inc. is one of the world’s largest Central to the Jacobs culture of building relationships and and most diverse providers of technical, professional, and developing trust is a global network of offces and specialists About ClimSystems ...... 8 construction services, including all aspects of engineering, who work together to solve the toughest design and building About Informed365 ...... 8 architecture, and construction, operations and maintenance, problems in the world. Jacobs is literally a company that never as well as scientifc and specialty consulting. We serve a broad sleeps. The sun shines on project teams hard at work every Recent Climate Risk Projects ...... 10 range of companies and organisations, including industrial, hour of every day. This provides constant potential not only for commercial, and government clients across multiple markets sharing (and accelerating) work, but also the opportunity to tap and geographies. into a deep repository of expertise.

Our global network includes more than 400 location in more The Jacobs network encourages team members to reach out than 40 countries, with operations in North America, South to other offces around the world to collaborate on problem America, Europe, the Middle East, India, , Africa, and solving and best practices at every level. The result is world- Asia. Jacobs was founded in 1947 and our headquarters is in class client solutions based on long-term relationships and the Dallas, Texas. fundamental drivers of trust. Circular Economy Capability Statement Understanding and Managing Climate Risk

Jacobs is committed to providing solutions for a more connected sustainable world. We aim to deliver this by integrating sustainability and resilience into our business: through our business model, our procedures, how we deliver our projects and infusing it across our culture.

We have a reputation as a thought leader and trusted advisor in climate resilient infrastructure. Jacobs has state --- of the art tools and processes to help you manage climate risks to your infrastructure and assets and build their resilience to climate change and other natural hazards.

Our existing infrastructure and that being built to accommodate growing populations faces increasing climate - related challenges, including from: extreme rainfall events and extreme fooding; sea level rise, salt water intrusion and coastal erosion; heat; water insecurity; wildfres and storms. Infrastructure that is resilient to future climate and extreme weather events will help to maintain better functioning and more liveable cities and communities.

There are growing expectation on all organisations to understand, disclose and manage climate risk to assets/infrastructure, this includes the recent disclosure and reporting recommendations introduced in 2018 by the Task Force on Climate - Related Financial Disclosures (TCFD).

3 Circular Economy Capability Statement >Why Jacobs?

We want to help you Our climate specialists work We can help you to report We also provide Our approach is pragmatic, We work across understand and manage closely together with our and disclose these risks ‘state-of -the-art’ tools to and our solutions are geographies, infrastructure the risks that climate infrastructure specialists and satisfy reporting needs, help you undertake your based on the best available types and industry sectors change poses to your in an integrated and such as those proposed by climate risk assessments science and technology. and can bring insights from infrastructure and assets. interdisciplinary team, as the Taskforce for Climate across multiple assets We focus on delivering cost these experiences to our We have the skills and tools they understand (at depth) Risk Financial Disclosures and regions. Our tools effective and proportionate clients’ operations. to do so and a strong track our clients infrastructure (TCFD). are scalable to any asset responses to emerging record in working with and assets, as well astheir portfolio, from small or climate risks. owners and operators of resilience challenges. very large. Our tools can most kinds of infrastructure also help you to report and clients to identify and disclose these risks. manage climate risks.

4 Circular Economy Capability Statement The Need to Manage Climate Risk to Assets & Infrastructure

Financial losses from natural hazard events such as foods, storms, coastal erosion and wildfres are an Infrastructure (Transport, Water, increasing source of concern for many organisations. Buildings, Environment, The need to understand and manage climate risks and Spatial and Power) build resilience for key assets and infrastructure against such events is an increasingly pressing corporate risk management issue.

The best available science projects that climate M A T S EN variability will increase and that extreme climate events S MOVEM R I R S E will occur more frequently and/or become more severe. I T NG A Potential impacts from these changes mean that there GROUNDW is a need to better incorporate climate -related issues V T I O N SUNAM L O into decision- making by companies, governments C I E A PT X E NI RU T R C E U ER T insurers, investors and fnanciers. Many of these risks M RA E TEMPE ST D are outlined in Fig X below. Advanced planning leads Planning and RONG WIN Social and to smarter approaches and saves money and time in Consenting Environmental management and recovery. DROUGHT

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5 Circular Economy Capability Statement >Climate Risk Disclosure and Reporting New climate risk disclosure and reporting guidance for asset owners was introduced in 2018 by the G20 Financial Stability Board’s Task Force on Climate- Related Financial Disclosures (TCFD). The reporting CONSO IDATED R SK OVERVIEW (A Y LEVEL) should be done annually usually as part of annual reporting. The Taskforce has developed voluntary, consistent climate-related fnancial risk disclosures for use by companies and organisations in providing information to investors, lenders, insurers, and other stakeholders. The reporting covers physical, liability and transition risks associated with climate change and what constitutes effective fnancial disclosures : RATING across industries. This guidance will help companies ,,' I' H and organisations understand what fnancial markets want from disclosure to measure and respond to 11~,_~ .. ·:. ~, ' climate change 0 Started: 05/12/2016 ~ Completed: 05/12/2017 -:'.'.· Progress: 100% G20’s Financial Stability Board (FSB) is chaired the Bank of England and the FSB Task Force on Climate-Related Financial Disclosures (TCFD), is chaired by Michael Bloomberg. The TCFD is - promoting climate-related disclosures so that a variety . ,.._.... of stakeholders can understand the concentrations of carbon-related assets in the fnancial sector and the L ...... fnancial system’s exposures to climate related risk. . : - Many sectors are strongly encouraged to disclose . and report: Financial (banks, insurers, asset owners and managers) and Non-Financial (transport, energy, buildings and agriculture sectors). Increasingly infrastructure fnanciers are looking for this information as part their due diligence assessments. Company Directors also have a legal obligation to ensure their company is actively managing these risks. "It is almost certain that directors of an Australian company will one day face legal action for neglecting to properly account for the potential impact of climate change on their business."

- Noel Hutley SC, 2018

6 Circular Economy Capability Statement >Climate Risk Health Check Tool/Application Tool Name Jacob’s and our partners ClimSystems and Informed365 provide ‘state-of -the-art’ tools to help you effciently undertake your climate risk assessments across multiple assets and regions. Our tools are scalable to any asset portfolio, from small or very large. Our tools can also help you to report and disclose your climate risks. i365’s unique Climate Risk Health Check (CRHC) screening tool provides a centralised aggregation point for all asset climate risk assessments in a comprehensive and integrated online platform. Data and recommendations are stored in a searchable database and the tool allows you to produce any manner of reporting - by individual asset, by asset/service types, and by Business Units.

Each clients’ tool will be bespoke and customised to your needs. It will be licenced for use by your organisation in perpetuity through a small annual maintenance charge. The charge covers annual updates to both the IT platform and the climate data. With 100s or thousands of assets in any organisation climate risk assessment presents a very big task. The CRHC tool/application allows asset owners and investors to rapidly and systematically assess and report climate risks to literally 1,000s or even 100,000s of assets.

Our climate leaders In Jacobs have teamed together with providers of specialist services for this service. Our partners for the tool/application Tool Name Tool Name are ClimSystems and Informed365 (i365). Our combined Team provides specialists in climate science/modelling, software programming and USER INTERFACES climate risk assessment and climate adaptation planning. This means our investigations are pragmatic, using ‘best in class’ technology, and our solutions are based on the best climate science.

Jacobs have assisted many organisations, globally, in climate risk assessments. We fnd that our clients’ need three key elements: sophisticated tools, internal organisational commitment and capacity building. To achieve success, it is necessary for resources internally to collate robust and accurate operational data that can be fed into the = assessments, while providing time for the relevant staff to digest and explore the assessments and carry out multiple recalculations, as well as follow on assessments. The CRHC tool facilitates all of this.

7 Circular Economy Capability Statement Jacobs Climate About ClimSystems About Informed365 >Risk Team > > Jacobs (formerly SKM and now combined with Climate change is increasingly recognised as a factor Informed365 (i365) provide customised CH2M) has been providing professional technical to be considered across sectors such as infrastructure, real-time digital solutions with predictive services globally for over 100 years. These services agriculture, water resources, conservation, biodiversity capabilities, allowing managers to make span science and engineering, as well as many and disaster risk management. ClimSystems are a supporting disciplines. Jacobs is uniquely qualifed group of climate scientists and statisticians dedicated better decisions that improve productivity to position governmental agencies, utilities and to providing state-of-the-art climate change risk and and proftability. industries for an uncertain climate future. We provide adaptation assessment data, tools and services for a planning, design, construction and operations wide range of clients. We have worked with Jacobs i365 was formed in 2007 with the purpose of providing services for energy, water and wastewater facilities, globally to assess climate change risk assessment. cost-effective, customised environmental & CSR, as well as the planning, design and construction of, Climatic Data Analysis and Diagnostics is one of key data management, monitoring, tracking and reporting highways, bridges and cities. The breadth and depth areas of expertise for CLIMsystems’ scientists that solutions I365 does not believe in the one-size-fts-all of our experience allows us to provide an integrated includes historical, GCM data, satellite and specialised approach; their objective is to provide an innovative, approach to infrastructure resiliency, harnessing regional data sets. The range and quality of data sets is highly customised cost competitive solution, with a advances in science and technology with solid constantly changing. We monitor climate data releases prime focus on innovation, adaptability and fexibility. engineering experience. With an extensive portfolio very closely and harvest new and updated data In designing solutions, they begin by consulting of projects focused on climate change assessment, sets regularly. We then incorporate these data with to understand and agree on the client’s desired mitigation and adaptation, Jacobs is the leading full- Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change’s (IPCC) (customised) outcome, and reverse engineer from service engineering frm focused on developing and global climate modelling - CMIP5 data to develop there. I365 reduces overheads by maximising the implementing climate solutions. We frmly believe that distinctive and robust scientifc climate data sets in a benefts of cloud technology and takes a modular this enables us to bring an unparalleled breadth of variety of formats (including raster) for you the client approach to easily add new features and components. experience to managing climate risk. to use in your products and services. CLIMsystems They provide customised real-time digital solutions hosts a set of core algorithms available to develop with predictive capabilities to allow managers to Working with specialists in each industry sector, we statistical downscaling schemes (inclusive of simplest make better decisions that improve productivity and can also relate the climate risks to the specifc impacts bias correction methods). In addition, CLIMsystems proftability. The platform is ideally suited to capture, and challenges faced by each sector and infrastructure works closely with its associates to provide dynamical interpret and provide sustainability data, including or asset type. downscaling schemes such as CoRDEX RCM data in climate impacts. The solutions excel at providing clients its data service. with meaningful data via live dashboards which provide immediate and real-time overviews of any metric that is being captures. Most, if not all, of the systems also include highly customised. The interactive interfaces (e.g. stakeholders are also provided with feedback via their own dashboard) ensure stakeholder engagement is maximised.

Stella Whittaker Peter Urich Nicholas Bernhardt

Principal Climate Change and Director, ClimSystems Director i365 Sustainability, Jacobs

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99 Circular Economy Capability Statement >Recent Climate Risk Projects •1 SYDNEY 16 • Sydney Metro Climate Change Assessment; Infrastructure for • NSW J • Climate Change Risk Assessment and Adaptation Planning; Origin Energy J

2 MELBOURNE • Climate Resilience Planning for Reference Design, Metro Project; Rail Projects Victoria J • Climate Adaptation for Melbourne Future Sewer Strategy; Melbourne Water J 17 12 • • Rainfall Intensities Under Climate Change; Department of , Environment, Land, Water and Planning J 13 15 • Fact sheets on climate change and extreme sea levels for the • • Victorian coast; Department of Sustainability and Environment J 20 3 REGIONAL VICTORIA 11 21 • Climate Resilience for Ballarat Line Upgrade; Rail Projects Victoria Junction for Melbourne Future Sewer Strategy; Melbourne Water J • Preparing for Climate Change in the Shires of Campaspe and Moira; Shires of Campaspe and Moira J 19 • Drought and the future of small towns; National Climate Change Adaptation Research Facility J 18

14 4 BRISBANE • Climate Preparedness Assessment; Brisbane City Council J • Adapting to climate change – a local government guide; Local , Government Association of Queensland J 7 • • Climate change due diligence assessment for the sale of Queensland Motorways Assets; Confdential client J

5 SOUTH AUSTRALIA 4 • Western Adelaide Region Climate Change Adaptation Plan – • Stage 1; Cities of Port Adelaide-Enfeld, Charles Sturt and West 6 5 Torrens J • J 1 3 • Climate Change Scenarios for Resilient South regional • • 10 2 vulnerability assessment – Southern Adelaide Regional Group of - ··­ Councils J 8 • Climate Change Scenarios for SA Murray Darling Basin regional • 9 vulnerability assessment; SA Murray Darling NRM Board J

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6 PERTH • Regional Cooperation and Integration Promotion Investment 20 THAILAND • Program (Tranche 1), Xinjiang , Asian Development • Extreme Water Level Analysis and Coastal Issues for • Western Digital Natural Hazard & Resilience Plan; Western Bank C Cockburn Sound, Western Australia, BP C Digital J • Shaoxing CityStorm rain secondary hazards and urban • Workshops on climate change risk and adaptation for asset • Sea Level Rise and Faster Data Service; Asia waterlogging risk early warning system for Keqiao District, design development Great Northern Muchea to Disaster Center C Wubin Stage 2 Upgrade, Main Roads WA J Shaoxing City, China, Shaoxing City C 21 VIETNAM 7 NORTHERN TERRITORY 13 INDIA • Climate Change Impacts and Adaptation in the Mekong • • Assessing Drought and Extreme Rainfall Events to 2050 • Preparing for a climate resilient City of Weddell project; Delta; Asian Development Bank J Northern Territory Department of Lands and Planning for the Strategic Master Plan for Water Supply, Sewerage System and Asset Management; Bangaluru C 8 TASMANIA • Climate-Resilient Coastal Protection and Management; • Tasmanian Climate Change Act Review; Tasmanian Climate Asian Development Bank C Change Offce J Legend 14 INDONESIA 9 CHRISTCHURCH • Salak Geothermal Field Landslide Susceptibility J Jacobs • Christchurch Multi Hazards Study; Unnamed Client J Assessment and Training; Chevron Geothermal Chevron J C ClimSystem • Heathcote River Floodplain Management Plan; Christchurch • Extreme Sea Level Rise Assessment for Indonesia; Nature City Council J Conservancy and Met Ocean Solutions C I Informed 3565

10 AUCKLAND 15 MAYANMAR • Extreme Sea Level and Short Intensity Rainfall and Climate • Temaiku Climate Modelling - Land and Urban Development; Change for Waste Water Treatment Plant Design; Warkworth NZ Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade J Waste Water Treatment Facility C 16 • Climate Change Wind Speed Change Risk Assessment • MONGOLIA Support Services, Ernst & Young C • Climate Prediction in Oyu Tolgoi; Rio Tinto C 11 CAMBODIA •17 • Extreme Rainfall and Temperature Change Risk Assessment • Climate Change and Cotton Production; DSSAT C Support for Four Water Management Projects of the ADB; Asian Development Bank (ADB) C 18 • Climate change assessment for mine and river port, Frieda 12 CHINA River; confdential client J • Integrated Model Development for Water and Food Security • PNG Community water transport sector project – climate Assessments and Analysis of the Potential of Mitigation change vulnerability assessment; Asian Development Bank J Option and Sustainable Development Opportunities in Temperate Northeast Asia, Asia Pacifc Network C 19 SINGAPORE • Rural Waste-to-Energy and Clean Energy Supply in Rural and • PUB Water Reuse Scheme; Singapore PUB J Suburban Areas Project, Qingdao China, Asian Development • Coastal Resilience; Singapore PUB J Bank C • Active, Beautiful and Clean Waters Program; Confdential • Air Quality Improvement in the Greater Beijing–Tianjin– Client (CH2M) C Hebei—Shandong Clean Heating and Cooling Project, Shandong China, Asian Development Bank C

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