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December 10, 2019
Jupiter Receives Grant from the Moore Foundation To Accelerate California Fire Control Efforts
The $1M grant will go towards the deployment of Jupiter’s FireScore™ Operations service, a wildfire threat and intelligence platform, to accelerate readiness for the 2020 wildfire season.
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“Climate change severely stresses existing critical infrastructure and demands bold transformative entrepreneurs. Our partners in the power and other sectors are already successfully using Jupiter to predict risk and adapt to the new environment.”
– John Tough, Investing Partner at Energize Ventures
In the News
The race is on to predict climate risk,
& these tech startups are in the lead
CNBC spotlights Jupiter in an interview with CEO Rich Sorkin for its Rising Risk series on climate change.
“Now every large entity on the planet, business, financial services, governments, they are managing to cyber risks. It’s just a fundamental part of their business,” Sorkin said. “And the same thing will be true with risk from severe weather, accounting for the climate change that’s already occurred and is inevitably coming over the next several years as well.”
What Land Will Be Underwater in 20 Years? Figuring It Out Could Be Lucrative.
As companies around the world grow concerned about the risks of climate change, they have started looking for clarity on how warming might disrupt their operations in the future. But governments in the United States and Europe have been slow to translate academic research on global warming into practical, timely advice for businesses or local city planners.
Now some private companies, like Jupiter, are trying to fill the gap.
