Insights That Turn
Climate Risk Data
into Resilience

Moving The Needle On ESG And Climate Risk, An Expert Panel Recap from the Energy Risk Conference 2022

A Recap of 2022’s Weather & Climate Disasters and a Plea for Action

In 2023, Pressure From Regulators, Investors, And The Public Will Build Momentum For Climate Risk Disclosure.

What Climate Science and Physical Risk Data Can Reveal About Your Vulnerability to Climate Change—and How to Improve Resiliency

Climate data, integrated into engineering workflows, can help electric power utilities optimize risk management, capital plan

The IEA leveraged Jupiter’s climate physical risk metrics in order to quantify the financial impact on a cohort of four critical energy infrastructure sites

The EU Taxonomy regulations' influence extends beyond the European Union’s borders.

The EU Taxonomy is the centerpiece of the European Union’s Sustainable Finance Package, and assessing vulnerability caused by physical climate risk is an important activity confronting reporting companies.

How to make your way through the competing—and often confusing—claims of the rapidly growing risk data labyrinth.

ClimateScore Global Significantly Expands Metrics for Heat, Chronic Winds, and Precipitation

While Transition Risk And Emissions Reduction Take The Focus In The Inflation Reduction Act (2022), Physical Risk Assessment, Mitigation, And Resiliency Are Integral To Its Mission

Jupiter’s market-leading, best-in-science physical climate analytics are crucial to prompt, satisfactory SEC compliance.

For disclosure purposes, the SEC categorizes two types of climate-related risks: transition risks, due to the shift to a low-carbon economy, and physical risks, caused by climate-change-related alterations to the physical environment that lead to severe and frequent natural disasters.

Several customers have already published TCFD disclosures that are explicitly powered by Jupiter metrics.