Focus Areas
Climate Engine works across a number of different sectors where the merger of Earth and economic data can make meaningful, globally relevant impacts.
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Economic security depends on responding to change.
Responding to climate threats and building a sustainable future is dependent on all major sectors taking action to reduce climate related risks and improve their economic sustainability. In partnership with Google Cloud, Climate Engine helps organizations accelerate their climate and sustainability missions through the delivery of data driven insights based on the world’s best available science. As the climate and biodiversity crises increase regulatory pressures, the financial impacts of extreme events, and the demand for sustainable finance, Climate Engine is committed to supporting industry leaders on their work towards a more sustainable and resilient future. Climate Engine leverages Google Cloud’s leading geospatial technologies in their application across finance, supply chains, and critical infrastructure.
Climate Engine works across the following sectors:
Finance & Economics
De-risk portfolios by identifying and predicting the economic consequences of physical climate impacts using Earth observations for near-term and long-term forecasts.
Supply Chain & Consumer Goods
Manage supply chains and improve sustainability using Earth analytics to monitor climate risks to manufacturing inputs like water and natural resources as well as transportation networks.
Infrastructure & Transportation
Build awareness and resilience to critical infrastructure using real-time monitoring tools to better manage operations against flood, drought, wildfire.
Physical climate risks are a major challenge for financial institutions, and their impacts are accelerating. Physical climate risks are also becoming a sovereign credit risk as extreme weather threatens core infrastructures and economic outputs.
Earth data can provide value to financial institutions in a number of ways. It can provide greater transparency into ESGs through better monitoring and evaluation. It can help financial institutions understand physical risks and opportunities. This data can also help de-risk portfolios threatened by extreme events such as flood, wildfire, and drought.
To support Financial Institutions, Climate Engine has launched ‘SpatiaFi‘ in collaboration with Google Cloud.
Climate change is impacting the retail and manufacturing sectors in ways never experienced before. Historic droughts, increasing wildfire risk, and extremes in temperature and precipitation are changing the way consumers shop and how goods are made and delivered. Supply chains and their resulting economic impacts have never been as vulnerable as they are today.
Insights derived Earth data can help companies better track their supply chains, understand risks to their transportation networks, and track changes to consumer needs and demands.
When the manufacturing of goods are impacted, the entire supply chain of operations and economics systems are affected. The same goes for the shipping of goods. Companies are finding innovative ways to use Earth data to manage their business operations and to understand their resilience to climate change. In doing so, they can better manage their operations today to help save their business from the climate of the future.
We work with transportation, logistics and infrastructure companies to deliver tailored solutions by integrating climate extreme data and forecasts into their operations to help them better manage their risks.