S&P Global Sustainable 1
Climanomics
Notice of Methodology Enhancements
September 2024
The S&P Global Sustainable 1 Climanomics platform and underlying methodologies will be updated
and enhanced in Q3 2024. This notice describes the methodology enhancements that are currently
under review and that S&P Global Sustainable1 intends to incorporate in Q3 2024, which we expect torelease in September 2024. The methodology updates contained in this notice are under currently
review and may be subject to change. The purpose of this notification is to ensure we maintaintransparency in our methodological process and decisions with the market. The full release will beaccompanied by a detailed methodology report describing the data sources, methods andassumptions used in the analysis, and a release note describing the impact of the methodology
changes on the dataset.
Methodology Enhancements under Review
The following table describes the methodology enhancements that are under review and being
considered for the Q3 2024 Climanomics release, the expected impact on Climanomics, and theintended benefit of these enhancements for clients. The enhancements described below may besubject to change and the related expected impact may also differ from what has been described
below as these updates are yet to be implemented and are under review.
Enhancement Name

Enhancement Description

Client Benefit

Expected Impact on
Climanomics

Wind Changes
HazardAddition of a new hazard toClimanomics
representing exposure to highand low wind speeds. Only
hazard metrics will bepresented in Climanomics, noMAAL metrics.

One new hazard added
to the Climanomics
platform for all clients

All users will have accessto the new wind changes
hazardS&P Global Sustainable1 Disclaimer
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