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Josh Hacker, Jupiter's Chief Science Officer, shares insights on how Hurricanes Melissa and Beryl expose the limits of traditional catastrophe models—and why physics-based modeling and real-time climate data are essential to restoring market trust.

Jupiter Intelligence is proud to have contributed to the Joint Industry Statement on the Standardisation of Climate Services in Europe, led by Climateurope2. Jupiter joined leading providers to define shared principles for trust, transparency, and interoperability in climate analytics, grounded in our core belief: rigorous, transparent, peer-reviewed science must be the foundation of climate analytics in institutional finance.

Jupiter Intelligence has launched a significant upgrade to its ClimateScore™ Global platform, marking what it calls a new benchmark in investment-grade climate analytics.

Climate data solutions provider Jupiter Intelligence announced the launch of a series of new tools, aimed at enabling banks and asset managers to quantify physical climate risk within their portfolios and to calculate the ROI on resilience investments.

Jupiter Intelligence has launched major upgrades to its ClimateScore Global platform, allowing financial institutions to calculate return on investment (ROI) for climate resilience strategies—an industry first.

Jupiter is honored to be included in Energize’s 2024 Impact Report, recognizing our role in advancing climate resilience through digital solutions. As part of Energize’s portfolio, our technology helps accelerate the energy transition with innovative risk assessment and resilience strategies.

What does it really take to model climate risk in a way that businesses and financial institutions can actually use? In this podcast episode of Climate Proof, Jupiter’s Chief Science Officer Josh Hacker joins host Louie Woodall to explore how the field of climate risk modeling has evolved over the eight years since Jupiter’s founding — and what lessons have emerged around transparency, accountability, and scientific rigor.

Jupiter Intelligence, the trusted leader in climate risk analytics, has been recognized with the "CleanTech Analytics Company of the Year" award in the CleanTech Breakthrough Awards program. This recognition comes from CleanTech Breakthrough, a leading independent market intelligence organization that evaluates standout climate and clean technology companies around the globe.

Fitch Ratings is partnering with Jupiter Intelligence for its proposed Climate Vulnerability Signals framework. The collaboration will help Fitch identify and assess climate-related risk exposure to climate perils including wildfires, floods, and extreme winds. Read more about the proposed framework and how Jupiter's climate risk analytics will help enhance the credit rating process for infrastructure and project finance credits.

Leavitt is a legal pioneer on emerging standards of care in the construction and engineering design resiliency of structures that are threatened by extreme weather from climate change as well as the legal ramifications of failing to adapt to climate change.

In collaboration with MS&AD InterRisk Research & Consulting, the goal of the enhancement is to resolve the lack of scientific data and completeness in terms of subject regions, and other issues regarding climate change scenario analysis.

The alliance combines Guidehouse’s utility industry expertise with Jupiter’s global-scale analytics platform to provide clients with a comprehensive and transparent climate change risk assessment as a key part of an advanced integrated planning strategy.

As the Biden-Harris administration renews its commitment to addressing climate change, Jupiter also announced its support for greater federal coordination of climate information services, emphasizing the need for better governance and the formation of a new Federal Climate Service (FCS). Jupiter’s public sector work has accelerated under the new administration, with risk planning and resilience projects underway or complete with the U.S. Department of Defense, U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, and multiple other entities within the Executive Branch as well as grant funded work with the National Science Foundation and NASA.

Despite the impact of the global pandemic, Jupiter added several new marquee customers in the past year and looks forward to the Biden Administration’s investments and policies in science, greenhouse gas reduction, and resilience.

The 100 companies on the list represent the private, independent, and for-profit companies best positioned to contribute to a more digitized, de-carbonized and resource-efficient future. Jupiter’s climate change risk analytics were selected among winners from 15 countries and various industries.

Zurich’s Global Innovation team chose Jupiter from among more than 1,300 submissions from companies in 43 countries around the world.

“2020 has proven beyond a doubt that the private sector has much work to do to prepare for future disruptions, and this is especially true regarding the risks that climate change presents to the stability of financial markets,” Keenan said. “I’m excited to join Jupiter on their mission to not only help organizations adapt to the shocks and stresses of climate change, but to also take advantage of the opportunities for sustainable investment.”

ClimateScore Global™ is a next-generation climate risk analytics tool that provides physical risk assessment designed to support decision-making across a wide range of industries—for any point on the land surface of the planet through the year 2100.