As the climate emergency intensifies, organisations across industries are facing mounting pressure to cut greenhouse gas emissions, demonstrate meaningful progress toward net-zero, and build climate resilience. But turning ambition into action requires more than intent—it demands a robust strategy, accurate data, and a clear implementation plan.
Decarbonisation and adaptation to climate change are not only regulatory and reputational imperatives—it’s a competitive advantage for the businesses ready to lead.
At Airbus Protect, we help our clients build and execute end-to-end decarbonisation strategies, combining technical expertise with deep knowledge of regulatory frameworks and sector-specific challenges.
Our approach is pragmatic and science-based. We identify emissions hotspots, define impactful initiatives, and design credible climate transition plans in line with international standards such as the Science-Based Targets initiative (SBTi).
Beyond mitigation, we also support organisations in assessing their exposure to physical and transitional climate risks, and in building long-term climate resilience. Whether you’re just starting or refining an existing strategy, we act as your trusted partner at every stage of the journey.
Our mission is to help organisations achieve their sustainability objectives. Our highly skilled consultants, experts and trainers can help you manage and mitigate risk and enhance your compliance with sustainability standards. Our offering covers:
Climate risk modelling and impact assessment for the aviation sector
In collaboration with a leading aerospace actor, we assess the impact of climate change on airport and airline operations. Our work involves quantifying the effects of extreme weather events, forecasting future trends using advanced climate models, and evaluating the financial risks through criticality mapping.
This proactive approach helps clients anticipate vulnerabilities, adapt infrastructure, and build long-term operational resilience in the face of evolving climate conditions.
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Interview with Alban MAHON – Accidental Phenomena Modelling Specialist at Airbus Protect Can you tell us about your work in relation to safety and industrial risks linked to hydrogen? For the last eight years I have been working in quantification of consequences related to accidental phenomena. This includes, for example, fires, explosions and the release […]
Airbus Protect will present a communication at the Center for Hydrogen Safety 2023. The conference that will be held in Rotterdam from May, 9 to May, 11 2023. Pierre WOLF, Line Manager Modelling at Airbus Protect will give a presentation called “Hydrogen Use for Decarbonized Aircrafts and Associated Safety Challenges” with Béatrice TOUSSAINT, ZEROe Aircraft […]
Many industrial projects that are part of the deployment of the hydrogen sector have now been launched. Beyond the technical and economic feasibility of these projects, safety and reliability issues remain at the heart of the concerns of the stakeholders, whether they are equipment manufacturers, technology suppliers, designers of mobility systems, local authorities, or industrial […]
