The whitepaper is Ambiental’s second collaboration with Gamma after releasing a UK version in 2020. The analysis makes for interesting reading, not only highlighting the provinces with the highest risk ratings per property, but also revealing which provinces have the highest expected annual loss from flood risk based on properties at risk and the estimated average damages incurred from flooding.

Rob Carling, Channel Sales Manager at Ambiental, said: “As world leaders at the COP27 conference draw their discussions around climate change mitigation and adaptation to a close this week, it is remarkable that Spain has suffered significantly from extreme weather events over the last few years. Storm Filomena in January 2021 was a once-in-a-century snowfall for large areas of Spain, and this summer, Spain experienced unseasonably high temperatures of 50ºC. This extreme weather in Spain has resulted in many instances of flooding across the country over the last two years, with more than ten such events reported by Floodlist for Spain, from the Northern Cantabria and Basque regions to Murcia and Valencia in the South.

For more information on the analysis regarding Spain, view the full article on the Gamma website here.