Weather Data & Intelligence
Turn Information Into Economic Understanding
The world produces extraordinary amounts of weather information.
Historical observations, forecasts, reanalysis datasets, satellite information, radar, weather stations, climate data, geospatial information, and specialized environmental datasets each provide a different view of the physical world.
Different risks require different information.
A construction exposure may require precise precipitation history at a job site. An energy product may depend upon temperature across a defined region. Renewable generation may require sophisticated wind or solar information. Agricultural exposure may depend upon rainfall, soil moisture, drought, or growing-season conditions.
ClimateDelta is designed to connect specialized weather-data providers with the financial problems their information can help solve.
Partners bring the data, methodology, expertise, and coverage they have spent years developing. ClimateDelta connects those capabilities to Weather Intelligence, Risk Analytics, underwriting, pricing, product and program design, and portfolio management.
The goal is choice within a common analytical environment.
Users should be able to select the information appropriate to the exposure, geography, peril, and financial structure they are evaluating. As new sources become available, the analytical reach of the platform expands.
That creates an important distinction between having weather data and being able to use weather data economically.
ClimateDelta partnerships help bridge that gap.
Bring the weather intelligence. We’ll help connect it to the risk.