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What is Climate Risk Software?
Climate risk software helps organizations assess, manage, and mitigate risks associated with climate change. It analyzes data on extreme weather events, regulatory changes, and carbon emissions to provide insights into financial and operational vulnerabilities. Businesses use it to model future climate scenarios, ensuring compliance with sustainability regulations and improving resilience strategies. The software integrates with existing risk management systems, offering real-time monitoring and predictive analytics. By leveraging AI and geospatial data, climate risk software enables companies to make informed decisions and safeguard assets against environmental uncertainties. Compare and read user reviews of the best Climate Risk software currently available using the table below. This list is updated regularly.
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Mitti (by SafetyCulture)
Mitti (by SafetyCulture)
Mitti (by SafetyCulture) is the operations system for every site, shift and standard. Trusted by over 80,000 organisations, Mitti brings your people, training records and workflows into one operating picture. From the frontline to the boardroom, it gives everyone a clear understanding of who's trained and ready for the shift ahead, highlights what needs attention and recommends what to do next. Every course completed, skill verified and action taken becomes intelligence your teams can use to improve every day.Starting Price: $24.00/month/user -
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Oasis Loss Modeling Framework
Oasis Loss Modelling Framework
The Oasis Loss Modelling Framework (Oasis LMF) is an open source catastrophe modeling platform designed to enhance risk assessment through transparency, performance, and innovation. Established as a not-for-profit organization, Oasis LMF offers a comprehensive suite of tools for developing, deploying, and executing catastrophe models without restrictions on modeling approaches. The platform includes a web-based user interface and an API for seamless integration with other systems, facilitating interoperability and ease of use. Core components such as Oasis ktools enable large-scale execution of catastrophe models, while the Oasis Model Development Toolkit supports model development and testing. Emphasizing community collaboration, Oasis LMF's ecosystem comprises over 18 suppliers offering more than 90 models, fostering a diverse and robust modeling environment.Starting Price: Free -
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LogicManager
LogicManager
LogicManager is a holistic Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) platform that empowers organizations to make risk-informed decisions, drive performance, and demonstrate accountability across the enterprise. Unlike siloed tools, LogicManager connects governance, risk, and compliance activities in a centralized, no-code environment—turning insights into action through its patented Risk Ripple® Intelligence. From policy management and control testing to incident tracking and board reporting, LogicManager streamlines workflows, strengthens internal controls, and provides real-time visibility across departments. With built-in automation, relationship mapping, and AI-powered guidance from LogicManager Expert, users can identify emerging threats, align with strategic goals, and reduce complexity. Backed by award-winning support, LogicManager transforms risk management into a collaborative, proactive function that protects reputations and drives long-term value. -
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The XDI Climate Risk Hub provides world-leading physical climate risk analysis on-demand. Features: Instantly view asset and portfolio risk ratings, 5 risk rating bands based on 10 hazards, Key metrics include Maximum Value at Risk and Productivity Loss. RCPs and NGFS scenarios, Annual analysis from 1990-2100, Spatial resolution of up to 5mx5m. Highly customisable. XDI uses a wide range of engineering, hazard, context, weather, climate and financial data to provide detailed physical risk insights. Asset engineering features vulnerable to damage or failure from hazards are based on 140 standard residential, commercial and industrial archetypes which can be amended to test adaptation responses. Hazard probabilities are calculated using historical weather data (1990 baseline) and local environmental context such as topography, flood mapping, soil composition and others, and the change in hazard severity and frequency as a result of climate model simulations (CMIP5 and CMIP6).
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Moody's Intelligent Risk Platform
Moody's Corporation
Moody's Intelligent Risk Platform™ (IRP) is a cloud-native solution designed to enhance risk assessment and decision-making for insurers, reinsurers, and brokers. Leveraging over 30 years of risk analytics expertise, the platform integrates industry-leading Moody's RMS™ models to provide deep insights into various perils, including natural and man-made catastrophes. Its modular architecture offers a suite of applications—such as Risk Modeler™, UnderwriteIQ™, TreatyIQ™, and ExposureIQ™—that streamline workflows across the insurance value chain, from underwriting to portfolio management. Built on Amazon Web Services (AWS), the IRP ensures scalability, flexibility, and continuous innovation, with new features released every six weeks. Additionally, the platform supports over 700 third-party and in-house models through its Open Modeling Engine, facilitating unified multi-vendor risk modeling. -
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Jupiter
Jupiter Intelligence
Jupiter is the market leader for climate risk analytics in key industries, including insurance, banking, asset management, real estate, energy, utilities and power, oil and gas, manufacturing, chemicals, mining, retail, agriculture, the public sector, and NGOs. Our best-in-science solutions deliver climate risk analysis of multiple perils, in spatial resolutions from portfolio to asset level, globally and across flexible time horizons and climate scenarios. Jupiter’s physical climate risk analytics have been adopted by at least one of the world’s five largest firms in asset management, banking, insurance, oil and gas, mining, power, and construction, as well as the government of the United States. -
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S&P Essential Climate Analytics
S&P Global Market Intelligence
To get ahead in the low carbon transition, financial institutions and corporations must factor in a complex interplay of physical and transition risks and opportunities in decision making. Our Essential Climate Analytics provides climate intelligence to make decisions with conviction – across corporations, supply chains and counterparties, products, multi-asset financial portfolios and loan books. With a comprehensive lens on physical, transition and reputational climate risks, our Essential Climate Analytics and reporting services provide the climate intelligence you need to inform resilience and capture new opportunities created by the low carbon transition. Get a rapid assessment of carbon exposure, across financial portfolios and companies. Factor exposure to regulatory carbon pricing and physical climate risk scenarios, across regions and through time. -
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Moody's Climate on Demand
Moody's Corporation
Moody's Climate on Demand provides foundational insight through rigorous data and analytics that define current and forward-looking location-specific threats to real assets from climate-related event damages and business disruption. It offers global coverage with hazard and impact risk scores, scenario analysis capabilities through 2100, and climate financial impact metrics. The platform evaluates exposure to six key climate hazards: floods, heat stress, hurricanes and typhoons, sea level rise, water stress, and wildfires. Users can assess physical climate risks to individual assets and portfolios, integrating climate risk into property screening, due diligence, impact assessment for climate materiality, and regulatory and disclosure reporting. The tool enables the identification of assets at higher climate risk, monitoring of portfolio exposure, and performance of property investment due diligence with quantified climate risk. -
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Good.Lab
Good.Lab
Good.Lab's sustainability software platform offers an end-to-end solution for companies aiming to establish and manage strategic sustainability programs. The platform facilitates the measurement, benchmarking, and improvement of ESG performance, ensuring compliance with frameworks such as CDP, SBTi, EcoVadis, and B Corp. Key features include a GHG emissions calculator for accurate Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions reporting, a product footprint calculator to assess product-level carbon impacts, and tools for setting science-based targets aligned with corporate climate goals. Additionally, the platform provides capabilities for materiality assessments, sustainability benchmarking, and progress assessments to identify gaps between current practices and future ESG objectives. Good.Lab's software supports multi-user access with different roles and administrative privileges, allowing for collaborative ESG data management across organizations. -
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Fathom
Fathom
Fathom's Global Flood Map offers a comprehensive and robust set of hazard data and flood risk information worldwide. It covers all major flood perils, pluvial, fluvial, and coastal, at a ~30-meter resolution, providing depth and extent data for return periods ranging from 1 in 5 to 1 in 1000 years. The map includes climate dynamics, allowing users to assess flood hazards under various future scenarios up to the year 2100. Key features encompass multi-peril flood layers, advanced terrain data through the FABDEM+ digital elevation model, and flexible access options via API, portal, or on-premise hosting. The platform is designed for sectors such as insurance, engineering, financial markets, corporate entities, and international development, enabling them to integrate flood hazard and climate change data into their risk operations effectively. Fathom's commitment to scientific rigor ensures that its models are validated and published in leading academic journals. -
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Cotality Climate Risk Analytics
Cotality
Cotality’s Climate Risk Analytics provides advanced solutions for assessing and mitigating climate-related risks, offering businesses valuable insights to future-proof their operations. By leveraging CoreAI, the platform evaluates environmental factors and helps organizations understand exposure to climate hazards, including natural disasters and weather patterns. With real-time data analysis, predictive modeling, and customizable risk assessments, Climate Risk Analytics empowers companies to make data-driven decisions and develop strategies to minimize the impact of climate risks on their assets, operations, and sustainability goals. -
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Climate Intelligence Suite
Haskoning
Haskoning's Climate Intelligence Suite offers comprehensive global risk consulting, resilience, and sustainability solutions to efficiently navigate complex climate risks. Leveraging a deep understanding of how weather impacts processes, assets, and the built environment, the suite provides actionable hazard insights for physical assets worldwide. It combines high-resolution natural hazard data with machine learning, climate exposure analysis, and risk scoring systems, enabling users to assess current and future climate risks, including those affecting suppliers and customers. The platform covers 19 natural hazards, such as floods (coastal, fluvial, pluvial), tropical storms, droughts, wildfires, earthquakes, volcanic activity, and hail, offering a 360° view by analyzing decades of historic, real-time, and future-modeled climate data. -
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HurLoss
ARA
HurLoss is ARA's state-of-the-art hurricane catastrophe model designed for property insurers, reinsurers, brokers, and ILS managers to effectively manage risk in hurricane-prone regions. Since 1998, HurLoss has been the foundation for structural design in hurricane-prone states and has been utilized for federal emergency management and mitigation planning nationwide since 2003. The model offers a unified event set covering the entire North Atlantic basin, including the U.S., Caribbean, Bermuda, and parts of Canada, Mexico, and Central America. HurLoss is distinguished by its physics-based hurricane hazard modeling and engineering load and resistance modeling, starting with fundamental principles and validated through claims data. It incorporates future climate conditioning, allowing users to assess risks based on current and projected climatological data, including factors like sea surface temperature and wind shear. -
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First Street
First Street
First Street Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to quantifying and communicating climate risk across the United States. By leveraging advanced climate science and engineering methodologies, the foundation provides detailed assessments of various environmental hazards, including flood, wildfire, wind, extreme heat, and air quality. Our mission is to make climate risk accessible, easy to understand, and actionable for individuals, governments, and industries. Through comprehensive data and analysis, First Street Foundation aims to bridge the gap between climate change and financial risk, enabling informed decision-making and proactive risk management. Our hazard models are purpose-built and peer-reviewed. They cover flooding (surge, pluvial, fluvial, tidal), hurricane winds, wildfire (ember flux and flame length), extreme heat, and air quality (ozone and PM2.5). -
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EcoAct Climate Risk Tool
EcoAct
The EcoAct Climate Risk Tool (ECLR) is a comprehensive climate risk assessment and visualization platform designed to evaluate the vulnerability of organizations' physical sites to 28 distinct climate change hazards. It enables users to explore various criticalities, climate scenarios, and time horizons, facilitating the strategic prioritization of mitigation and adaptation measures. ECLR models both common climate risks, such as floods and heatwaves, and less prevalent hazards like glacial lake outburst floods, salinization of coastal water tables, and ocean acidification impacts. Aligned with leading climate reporting frameworks, including the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) and the EU Taxonomy, the platform supports organizations in adopting proactive strategies for climate change mitigation and adaptation. -
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Unwritten
Unwritten
Unwritten 360 is a climate risk platform that helps organizations understand and manage climate-related threats across physical, transition, and nature risk through accessible scenario analysis and detailed real-world data, enabling users to detect risk, report with AI-guided templates tailored to investor and regulatory standards, and act with credible context-rich recommendations that support stakeholder engagement and strategic advantage. It offers comprehensive climate risk detection covering high-resolution global physical risk data, intuitive transition risk analysis beyond simple carbon pricing, and nature risk exposure including biodiversity, forest loss, and water stress, with clear financial quantification and loss estimation for specific assets. Users can streamline climate risk reporting with efficient workflows aligned to major disclosure standards, generate sophisticated outputs with minimal data gathering, and monitor real-time risks across supply chains. -
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IRIS CARBON
IRIS CARBON
IRIS CARBON is a cloud-based SaaS platform that simplifies financial, regulatory, and ESG reporting. Built on Microsoft 365, it lets teams keep working in familiar Word and Excel environments while collaborating on reports in real time, with multiple stakeholders reviewing, editing, and approving simultaneously. The platform connects data from ERPs and financial systems, reducing manual reconciliation, and automates XBRL/iXBRL tagging using AI trained on real regulatory filings and taxonomies. It supports major mandates including SEC, FERC, ESEF, HMRC, CIPC, and CSRD, along with ESG frameworks like GRI, TCFD, and ISSB. Features such as version management, smart document linking, and real-time validation strengthen governance, transparency, and accuracy across every disclosure. IRIS CARBON is ranked #1 for XBRL/iXBRL filing quality in the US for over 20 consecutive quarters and is trusted by companies across 29 countries, from Fortune 100 firms to mid-market businesses. -
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Floodlight
Floodlight
Floodlight is an asset-level climate risk and emissions intelligence platform built for the people who price and manage risk. Instead of depending on companies' self-reported disclosures, Floodlight measures risk directly from satellite observation and resolves it down to individual assets, sites, and facilities. The platform produces Climate Value-at-Risk expressed in the same units as market and credit VaR - so climate exposure is directly comparable to the risk metrics finance teams already use - together with physical risk, transition risk, and greenhouse-gas emissions data that is independently auditable back to its source. -
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Correntics Climate Risk Analytics Platform
Correntics
Correntics Climate Risk Analytics Platform helps organizations identify, assess, and manage physical climate risks across assets, operations, and supply chains. The cloud-based platform combines climate data, geospatial analytics, and interactive mapping to evaluate exposure to hazards such as floods, heat, droughts, wildfires, sea level rise, and storms. Users can perform asset-level and portfolio-wide risk assessments, compare current and future climate scenarios, and prioritize resilience strategies. Automated reporting supports climate disclosure frameworks, including IFRS S2 and TCFD. With intuitive dashboards, customizable analytics, and science-based insights, Correntics enables sustainability teams, risk managers, financial institutions, consultants, and infrastructure organizations to make informed decisions, strengthen resilience, and support long-term climate adaptation. -
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ABGALIS
Abgalis Limited
Abgalis — Integrated Climate Risk Intelligence Platform (ICRIP) Abgalis is an enterprise risk and climate intelligence platform built for insurers, reinsurers, and the wider financial institutions that underwrite, hold, or price climate exposure. Its core is a continuously updated model spanning seven risk domains — underwriting, reserving, market, credit, operational, liquidity and climate — so a single physical or transition driver can be traced through to its downstream effects across a firm's book, rather than assessed peril by peril in isolation. The platform is built around current UK and international regulatory instruments — PRA SS5/25, the PRA Rulebook, UK SRS, IFRS S2, and operational resilience requirements including third-party reporting — with outputs designed to feed directly into ORSA, SFCR and RSR (EU) workstreams. Abgalis serves UK insurers, reinsurers, Lloyd's managing agents, MGAs, pension schemes and adjacent regulated sectors.Starting Price: $30000 -
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Climate Alpha
Climate Alpha
AI-powered analytics to navigate climate volatility and future-proof global investment. Climate Alpha works to model the financial impact of climate change, optimize portfolios, and drive sustainable investing globally. Our enterprise SaaS platform blends climate models, data science, and spatial finance to guide investors in allocating capital to climate-resilient assets anywhere across the globe. Our product suite spans defensive risk analysis to offensive fund construction. Identify optimal locations for acquisitions based on investor mandates according to dozens of geocoded and proprietary datasets. Screen locations according to climate, socioeconomic, and market criteria. Rank and compare markets for more confident site selection. Strategize asset-level adaptation investments. Perform due diligence for acquisition targets. We incorporate both risk and resilience metrics to provide a more accurate depiction of a location's performance amidst climate volatility. -
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Climate Risk Manager
Jacobs
Climate Risk Manager is a cloud-based platform developed by Jacobs to help businesses understand and manage the impacts of climate change on their assets and operations. Integrating global climate data with location intelligence, provides visual risk assessments, enabling faster and more accurate decision-making regarding resource allocation and climate risk mitigation. Users can input asset information, visualize potential climate exposures through interactive dashboards, and identify recommended mitigation actions. The platform supports compliance with frameworks like the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) by offering structured and consistent climate data for any global location. Key features include an intuitive online interface accessible from any device, map visualization of time-referenced climate data, future projections for strategic planning, and the ability to analyze data by specific risk types. -
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Climate X Spectra
Climate X
Spectra, developed by Climate X, is an award-winning climate risk analytics platform designed to translate physical climate risks into actionable financial loss metrics at both asset and portfolio levels. Serving industries such as banking, real estate, and financial services, Spectra enables organizations to quantify the profit and loss impact of climate-related events, thereby enhancing competitiveness through on-demand financial impact analysis. The platform integrates evolving climate projections with proprietary building vulnerability data, covering over 1.5 billion assets worldwide. Users can access Spectra via a user-friendly web interface or through an Enterprise API, facilitating seamless integration into existing risk management frameworks. Spectra's scalable solution supports short and long-term physical risk assessments, aligning with Model Risk Management (MRM) standards and ensuring robust security protocols through regular model reviews and ISO certifications. -
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Climate X Adapt
Climate X
Climate X's Adapt is an innovative, cloud-based platform designed to streamline climate adaptation planning by providing instant access to asset-level climate risk data and return on investment forecasts for adaptation solutions. By integrating this tool into your investment cycle, you can perform comprehensive risk assessments, explore various adaptation strategies, and download detailed data reports in CSV format within minutes, eliminating the need for costly and time-consuming third-party consultations. Adapt's user-friendly interface allows for quick progression through acquisition or due diligence processes, enabling you to make informed decisions swiftly. The platform adheres to ISO 14090/14091 standards and aligns with UNFCCC, EU Taxonomy, and Technical Guidance, ensuring compliance and promoting resilience in your portfolio. Key features include on-demand adaptation data, ROI analysis, and the ability to visualize pre- and post-adaptation risk metrics.
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