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Quantify climate impacts, prioritize resilience investments, probe market opportunities

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Energy

Jupiter’s high-resolution climate risk analysis of infrastructure — including electrical generation, transmission, and distribution systems, as well as oil and gas refineries, pipelines, and storage facilities — provide asset-level, bottom-up insights that enable our customers to better identify the need, location, and timing of climate resilience investments. Electric utilities also use Jupiter’s analytics for operations, regulatory, and community engagement purposes as a part of a comprehensive Integrated Grid Planning process.

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Use Cases

Risk identification

  • Identify future physical risk at the asset level over the lifetime of the facility
  • Identify value-at-risk to future climate scenarios

Corporate guidance

  • Incorporate the expected effects of climate risk on revenue, capital and operating expenses, productivity and reliability of service, and overall profitability

Risk management

  • Incorporate the expected effects of climate risk on revenue, capital and operating expenses, productivity and reliability of service, and overall profitability
  • Implement resilience measures to reduce impacts of outages and shortages on individuals, local communities, and the wider society

Risk engineering

  • Strategize capital deployment for relocated facilities and resiliency improvements at critical facilities and assets that are most at risk
  • Incorporate into asset hardening, resilience planning, fire prevention, and other key processes

Market opportunities

  • Better understand how changing customer needs and value chains, and emerging generation sources, such as renewables, solar, and wind, can be leveraged for new opportunities
  • Optimize the productivity of generation assets such as wind farms by installing them in areas that will remain advantageous even as the climate changes

Regulatory, shareholder, and stakeholder response

  • Provide quantitative and qualitative responses to questions from regulators and key customer constituencies

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Additional resources

The New Due Diligence: Understanding the Climate-Related Vulnerabilities of Our Infrastructure

Moving the Needle on ESG and Climate Risk: An expert panel recap - Energy Risk Conference 2022

Grids Turn to High-Resolution Climate Analytics for Resiliency Planning

Physical Climate Risks Present Significant Risk for Utility Grid Infrastructure

An Analysis of Three Bayport Petrochemical Facilities

Uncovering New Risks from Extreme Floods to Electric Substations in Harris County, Texas, USA

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