Jupiter in the news

TotalEnergies runs one of the most geographically and operationally diverse portfolios in the energy sector—spanning 300+ assets worldwide, from offshore platforms in West Africa to solar farms in the Middle East. Jupiter’s climate risk assessment framework helped TotalEnergies navigate this global complexity. From wave height threats in offshore wind to water stress at inland refineries, each site tells a different climate story—and requires a different resilience strategy.

Jupiter AI honored for democratizing access to sophisticated climate science data through conversational AI technology

Jupiter Intelligence strengthens its leadership team with Alan Samuels as Head of Product and Jaz Sidhu as Global Head of Sales.

Jupiter Intelligence is proud to be recognized with a 2025 SEAL Sustainable Service Award for transforming how organizations understand and prepare for climate change. The award honors ClimateScore Global, our analytics platform that quantifies physical climate risks for businesses worldwide.

“Traditional catastrophe models train on historical data, but forward-looking models forecast use climate models using evolving non-stationary trends over time, improving accuracy in assessing asset risk and pricing insurance products. These models also provide a climate-adjusted value, incorporating future risks into asset valuations, which is becoming crucial for banks and investors,” says Wahib Ghazni, Senior Product Manager and Lead Financial Economist at Jupiter Intelligence.

'Data for Climate Resilience and Development' is a partnership between UNDP’s Insurance and Risk Finance Facility (IRFF) and The Jupiter Promise that will leverage our gold-standard climate risk data to inform critical public financial management decisions and bolster climate adaptation strategies in developing countries across the globe.

DNV today launched a new service to provide solar photovoltaic developers actionable, verified assessments of large hail risk across North America. DNV has partnered with Jupiter to leverage its gold standard climate science for a first of its kind, robust statistical approach to evaluating hail risk due to climate change, both today and in the future.

Some insurers are leaning on third-party climate specialists, such as US-based Jupiter Intelligence, which provides forward-looking analytics on how climate change will affect their portfolio.

The company [Jupiter] is among the small collection of early adapters that had the foresight to acknowledge early the reality that extreme weather events are unavoidable — and to find an opportunity in it.

Jupiter, the trusted leader in climate risk analytics, today announced that Fannie Mae is using the company’s industry-leading product, ClimateScore™ Global, to assess the potential impacts of climate change on their mortgage portfolio backed by over 17 million U.S. single-family and multifamily residential assets.

FORVIS collaborates with Jupiter Intelligence on climate risk modeling platform

Jupiter announced a project with Fannie Mae to identify neighborhoods and communities most at risk from perils related to climate change as part of The Jupiter Promise program for historically marginalized communities.

Aon has announced a collaboration with Jupiter that will assist global financial institutions in navigating the increasing volatility resulting from climate change.

NOAA and climate analytics company, Jupiter Intelligence, signed a formal agreement to advance understanding of coastal ecosystems, precipitation and water level predictions. The goal of the partnership is to support community response to coastal risks to mitigate effects of climate change.

Jupiter today announced a new collaboration with Boston Consulting Group (BCG), a global consulting firm and leader in the climate space, that will incorporate Jupiter’s best-in-class climate analytics into BCG’s existing ClimateImpact.AI platform.

Jupiter Promise will provide best-in-class climate risk analytics to protect sensitive natural areas and estimate future heat and water stresses associated with climate change in Colombia.

With an initial focus on Bain’s global Financial Services practice, this partnership will help Bain’s clients in banking and insurance to build a rich understanding of their exposure to physical risks, much beyond regulatory requirements.