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Jupiter Adaptation Hub becomes the first platform to deliver audit-ready adaptation ROI using real resilience construction economics—purpose-built for capital allocators.
SAN MATEO, Calif., November 19, 2025 — Jupiter Intelligence, the global standard for extreme weather risk and adaptation analytics, and Arcadis, a global leader in intelligence-driven sustainable design, engineering, and consultancy for natural and built assets, today announced a strategic partnership to integrate Arcadis’ construction cost data into the Jupiter Adaptation Hub.
This integration enhances Jupiter’s analytics platform with precise, location-specific cost estimation and return-on-investment (ROI) modeling for adaptation measures that mitigate the growing financial risks of extreme weather.
Adaptation measure costs are derived from Arcadis’ comprehensive construction datasets, including regional variability by asset type in the costs of both labor and materials. With this data, Jupiter can provide institutional investors and planners with decision-grade insights into the costs and benefits of resilience and adaptation finance projects. This collaboration builds on nearly a decade of partnership between the two organizations, reinforcing Jupiter’s mission to deliver financially defensible, audit-ready adaptation planning analytics backed by science.
Jupiter Adaptation Hub, within Jupiter’s flagship ClimateScore™ Global platform, quantifies potential avoided losses and calculates ROI across more than ten types of physical adaptation strategies. With Arcadis supplying region and asset type specific construction cost indices to the platform, Jupiter’s customers can now model adaptation measures using real-world, localized cost data instead of generic assumptions.
This capability is a significant differentiator: it improves the accuracy and credibility of ROI calculations by grounding them in real, regional market conditions. As a result, organizations can evaluate resilience options (from flood defenses to wildfire mitigation upgrades) with greater confidence that the projected costs and returns reflect on-the-ground reality, helping them move from risk awareness to actionable investment decisions with defensible data.
“Jupiter is committed to turning physical risk analytics into concrete financial insights for our clients,” said Rich Sorkin, co-founder and CEO of Jupiter Intelligence. “With Arcadis’ cost data layered into our platform, we’re giving organizations the ability to model adaptation ROI using assumptions that reflect the real world. These grounded, localized estimates are exactly what boards and regulators want to see when evaluating resilience investments.”
This partnership is about turning climate insight into action,” said Roni Deitz, Global Director, Climate Adaptation at Arcadis. “By combining Jupiter’s science-based risk intelligence with Arcadis’ global expertise in construction costs and delivery, organizations can now understand not only where they’re vulnerable, but what it takes to act. It’s a powerful step toward making adaptation investment-ready, closing the gap between risk awareness and real-world follow through.”
This new capability comes at a critical time for institutional investors and infrastructure planners. As disasters from extreme weather events intensify, there is growing pressure to harden assets and ensure long-term portfolio resilience. Yet until now, it has been challenging to quantify the financial upside of adaptation projects with the rigor that financial institutions require. Jupiter’s enhanced platform now allows asset managers, banks, insurers, and government agencies to identify the most cost-effective resilience measures and justify these investments in financial terms – from due diligence and capital planning to regulatory stress tests.
According to a World Bank analysis, investing in resilient infrastructure in low- and middle-income countries yields on average a 4-to-1 return, with four dollars in benefit for every dollar spent on adaptation. By explicitly calculating these returns on investment for specific assets and locations, Jupiter and Arcadis aim to catalyze the flow of capital toward high-ROI resilience projects worldwide. The partnership positions Jupiter’s Adaptation Hub as a unique solution for turning physical risk insights into actionable capital strategies, reinforcing the principle that resilience to extreme weather risk is not just an environmental imperative but a smart financial investment.
Looking ahead, Jupiter and Arcadis see their collaboration supporting a new era of resilient infrastructure investment. With trillions of dollars in adaptation financing expected to be mobilized in the coming decades, decision-makers need reliable analytics to guide where and how to build for resilience.
About Jupiter Intelligence
Jupiter Intelligence equips leading financial institutions to translate extreme weather risk into capital advantage—quantified, benchmarked, and integrated into core strategy. Our transparent, scenario-based analytics integrate seamlessly into underwriting, portfolio management, and adaptation planning, helping decision-makers act with confidence on science that stands up to scrutiny and defend every decision to boards, regulators, and investors. To learn more, visit www.jupiterintel.com.
About Arcadis
Arcadis is a leading global partner driving some of the most transformative projects of our time. The company helps clients make sustainable choices by combining digital innovation, human expertise, and future-focused skills across the environment, energy, water, buildings, transport, and infrastructure sectors. With over 35,000 people in 30+ countries, Arcadis delivers design, engineering, and consultancy solutions to address challenges like climate change, energy transition, and urban resiliency. The firm leverages data-driven insights and deep sector expertise to create sustainable outcomes that improve quality of life for communities around the world. For more information, visit www.arcadis.com.
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