EU Climate Resilience Framework

The proposed European Climate Resilience Law does not regulate companies directly. It does set a shared warming path, name who owns major climate risks, and push that path into budgeting, spatial planning, and environmental assessment. That is where permits, public buyers, and insurers will meet corporate assets.

• · COM(2026) 730 is a proposal, not adopted law: Parliament and Council still have to agree the text
• · The reference trajectory is 1.5°C by 2030, 2°C by 2050, and 3°C by 2100, with stress tests for worse futures, tail risks, and tipping points
• · Member States must publish national climate risk assessments by 30 June 2029 and a single national strategic plan by 31 December 2030
• · Companies meet the framework through public functions — procurement, permits, spatial planning, and environmental assessment — not through a new corporate reporting duty