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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.

Climate risk analytics firm Jupiter has launched a generative artificial intelligence tool for its ClimateScore Global platform that can help building operators understand the impact of climate factors on building costs and how they can protect their facilities from disruptions.

Jupiter today announced the release of Jupiter AI, a pioneering AI engine that leverages the power of ClimateScore Global. Rich Sorkin, Jupiter CEO, pointed out that “Jupiter AI is designed to communicate in natural, conversational language within a chat window interface, akin to speaking with an expert who understands the nuances of climate and data science.”

Jupiter is placing generative AI at the point of interaction between a subscriber to Jupiter's existing services and its vast databases. The bottom line: The new capability demonstrates how generative AI is being integrated into the climate risk analytics space, which has become an increasingly crowded business sector in recent years.

“Jupiter’s AI-powered climate models provide a valuable layer to JLL‘s Decarbonization Strategy Services,” said Guy Grainger, Global Head of Sustainability Services and ESG for JLL. “Our Decarbonization Services help owners and occupiers create a clear investment roadmap to reduce harmful emissions and enhance value in their portfolio. Layering in Jupiter’s gold standard climate risk analytics allows us to also measure what might be happening in the environment and how that could impact overall real estate valuation and decarbonization efforts.”

Jupiter stands among 250 innovative companies reducing environmental impact through technology. Our inclusion in this prestigious list, by TIME and Statista, underscores our ongoing commitment to providing gold-standard climate risk analytics.

DP World has conducted a pioneering study, in collaboration with Jupiter and Guidehouse, assessing the impact of climate change on its global network of Ports and Terminals (P&Ts) through to the end of the century, as it urges other supply chain players to map their own climate resilience status.

Rich Sorkin, CEO and co-founder of climate risk analytics firm Jupiter Intelligence, agreed that insurers can no longer rely solely on "backward-looking" historical data models given the unprecedented threats of climate change. Jupiter uses AI to integrate data from leading climate models, local terrain, infrastructure vulnerability assessments, and damage estimates. This helps insurers understand risk over the lifetime of assets, rather than just annually.

Jupiter Launches Climate Data, Analytics and Technology Platform to Predict and Manage Weather and Climate Change Risks