Clarity AI will integrate granular climate-related data from more than three million assets into the US-based sustainability tech company’s platform as part of a deal with climate modelling provider RiskThinking.
The integration uses a digital twin platform to simulate hydrologic models across various climate scenarios and warming levels. The move is aimed at providing transparency into climate vulnerability and biodiversity impact.
“We are bridging the gap between corporate-level reporting and asset-level reality,” said Rebeca Minguela, chief executive and founder of Clarity AI. “While top-down models provide an essential high-level perspective, our partnership with RiskThinking adds the granular detail required for rigorous audit and risk analysis.”
The platform can be accessed via a web app, through artificial intelligence agents and through an API, an MCP and other connectors. It will “empower our clients to see the full picture of how climate and nature affect their portfolios”, Minguela added.
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