The Komunidad Climate Action Suite is an all-in-one platform that integrates key tools for climate risk assessment, sustainability performance tracking, and ESG data reporting. Key features include:

• Climate Risk Insights: Access to real-time environmental data (weather, disaster alerts) to assess and mitigate climate-related risks.
• Sustainability and ESG Management: Customizable dashboards for monitoring carbon emissions, energy usage, and social impact metrics.
• Reporting and Compliance: Automated generation of reports aligned with international sustainability frameworks, making compliance with reporting standards (e.g., TCFD, SDGs) seamless.
• Collaboration Tools: Interactive modules to engage stakeholders across different departments and partners in tracking and improving sustainability outcomes.

The platform aligns with many international standards (including GRESB) and guidelines and is highly flexible. While Climate Action Suite serves the global community, the platform can be customised for specific regions, with a granularity of 27x27m.

This solution empowers users to transform raw data into actionable insights and improve decision-making related to climate resilience and sustainability. By providing a unified platform, Komunidad enables stakeholders to measure, manage, and report environmental, social, and governance performance while aligning with sustainability frameworks and goals.

The PropEco API integrates hundreds of source of enhanced open-source data, unique datasets, and proprietary models covering topics including climate change, flooding, air quality, overheating, energy use, exposure to pollution, and green retrofit potential. Users can generate an in-depth property- or location- specific assessment using just UPRN or coordinates. The API service provides access to UK-wide property and location data focusing on three core topics: energy efficiency, climate risks, and sustainability & wellbeing. It also provides an additional layer of statistical analysis and geospatial information to help users make the most of the data.

Some examples of the wide variety of information available for a specific property include:

• Projected changes to weather patterns and temperature under multiple climate change scenarios
• Concentrations of common pollutants
• Proximity of greenspaces and parks
• In-depth assessment of flood risk from rivers, seas, and surface water

The API also provides detailed information about a domestic property’s Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) in England, Scotland, or Wales including Raw EPCs, Enhanced EPCs (which have undergone a standardisation process to remove inconsistencies), and EPC Estimates based on the attributes of nearby properties. The PropEco energy model can add even more accurate projections of energy use and carbon footprint by factoring in specific attributes (property size, type, age, level of insulation, etc), local climatic conditions, occupancy levels, and usage patterns.

NatureMetrics offers quick, simple, and effective monitoring of nature to enable projects to identify early on in a project what steps might need to be taken to avoid and mitigate biodiversity impacts. Its DNA based monitoring enables environmental impact assessment and monitoring of nature-based mitigation and remediation.

The eDNA technology allows users to identify groups of species or single species. Customers can order their required species tests, collect their sample, and then return it to NatureMetrics to receive a report on the results, which is presented on their nature intelligence platform.

Metrics included in NatureMetrics’ standard eDNA reports include:

• Species Richness
• IUCN Threatened Species
• Bacterial Functional Diversity
• Invasive Species
• Evolutionary Diversity
• Fungal Functional Diversity

As NatureMetrics helps customers better understand their biodiversity data, they are able to identify risks associated with their projects so their customers can implement effective measures to mitigate them.

The Climate Risk Indicators by The UK Climate Resilience Programme, The University of Reading, and the UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology is a website that provides information on future changes to indicators of climate risk across the UK. The information is provided at scales ranging from the district to the four nations of the UK, and for several different scenarios describing how global emissions might increase in the future.

Users can plot maps showing the variation in indicators across the UK and can plot and download current or future time series for specific locations. The indicators are grouped into categories of climate, temperature extremes, heating and cooling, transport and agriculture. It is also possible to select different settings such as emissions scenarios and regions. User can plot climate risk indicators based on variants for different seasons and metrics (for example days per year or % chance).

The research underpinning the data on the website was undertaken as part of the  funded by UK Research and Innovation and the Met Office. It uses the  produced by the Met Office.

The Climate Risk Indicators tool is free to use.

PropEco are developing an AI-powered platform that makes it as easy, quick and inexpensive as possible to assess and improve the energy efficiency, climate resilience and liveability of residential property. PropEco connects customers with funding sources, accredited installers and technology providers to make home upgrades as quick, easy and cheap as possible.

Each assessment leverages hundreds of sources of data, proprietary models and artificial intelligence to provide a comprehensive assessment of how ‘future-proof’ a property is. This considers a wide range of factors including energy efficiency, resilience to risks emerging from climate change (e.g., overheating or changing flood patterns) and sustainability / wellbeing (e.g., air quality or access to EV charging infrastructure). Any risks and opportunities identified are presented in a concise and engaging format alongside links to tools and partners that can facilitate recommended property upgrades.

Depending on the level of customisation required, PropEco can start generating white-labelled reports for partners within a matter of days. Set-up is designed to be flexible, requiring little or no upfront investment. Reports can then be paid for on a per-unit basis or via a monthly subscription, with price set at a cost-effective level that reflects volume and content. Through enhancing customer relationships, stimulating demand for green home upgrades and reducing risks, the service offers a compelling ROI that will only grow as the impacts of climate change become more apparent.

Based on a property assessment priced at £20-50, a £15,000 retrofit and an average property price of £275,000, the percentage cost of the solution compared to whole cost of the retrofit per unit is around 0.2% of the cost of a standard retrofit or 0.01% of the average property price.

EHAB is a cloud base SaaS platform that plugs into construction planning and risk software to provide a granular analysis of weather risk on a construction project. The outputs can be used to reduce weather exposure in the long term, implement better mitigations, reduce insurance premiums, and to generate a parametric insurance policy which pays out automatically in the event of extreme weather delays. There is also a short term planning tool to better plan weather windows of critical work. It integrates with P6, MPP, PRA and Acumen Fuse. In the best case scenario it can reduce plan length by 16%.

It costs £1,800 – £20,000 per year per project depending on size and complexity of uploaded plan. This is a large return on investment compared to % savings of the total programme.

The Climanomics® platform provides climate risk analytics for seven physical hazards (drought, wildfire, temperature extreme, water stress, coastal flooding, river flooding, and tropical cyclones) to real assets, under four climate scenarios based on the Representative Concentration Pathways (RCPs). Adopted by the IPCC, the pathways describe different climate futures, all of which are considered possible depending on the volume of GHGs emitted in the years to come. This is all delivered via an easy-to-use SaaS platform built by a team of climate scientists, technologists, economists, data scientists, and finance professionals.

The platform makes it easy for companies and investors to measure the climate risk of their assets and portfolios. Customers upload basic information about their assets – type, location, value – and the platform will model expected losses due to climate change. Users can analyse seven different hazards for more than 250 asset types anywhere in the world. One-click scenario analysis enables them to explore different climate futures out to the year 2100. Climanomics® uses a robust, transparent, and verifiable global risk modelling methodology that leverages a Hazard-Vulnerability-Risk framework, similar to that used by insurance companies.

The expected loss outputs can be used for analysing climate risk in:

• Business operations.
• Risk management.
• Strategic planning.
• Investment due diligence.
• Portfolio analysis.
• Credit modelling for residential (mortgage) and commercial lending.
• Project finance due diligence.
• TCFD reporting.

The tool works as a standalone solution to screen a global portfolio of assets and to identify what risks will become material, to which assets, in what timeframe. Once the high-risk assets are identified, customers access results (via interactive dashboards or download) that can be followed up with an engineering level analysis and used to support mitigation and adaptation planning.

The Climanomics® platform is built on the world’s latest, most rigorous climate science datasets, including from the , the , the , and much more. The models on which the analytics are based are available directly in the platform, and the complete literature-based document library of impact functions can also be made available for audit and explainability purposes.

The Climanomics® platform is available as an annual subscription, priced based on number of assets. There are no setup or installation costs, though customers may opt to have models built for custom/new asset types at additional cost.

Having transparency into climate risk means that companies and investors can identify and manage climate risks over the medium and long term, protecting millions of dollars in assets from impacts due to climate change. Climanomics’ financial impact-based outputs provide actionable and decisionable insights that help companies manage risk and capture opportunities associated with climate change.

Climate X is an award-winning global climate risk data analytics provider. They enable asset managers, real estate developers and construction companies to analyse the impact of future extreme weather events linked to climate change at both individual site/asset and portfolio levels. Their models are fully validated through a range of approaches including back-testing and have been scrutinised by industry leading academics and risk professionals.

Customer’s are using Spectra to:

• Strengthen GRESB scores and TCFD disclosures.
• Integrate climate risk into the due diligence process, pricing and for portfolio management.
• Attribute financial impacts to exposure to hazards and validate investment decisions.

Climate X’s platform, Spectra, is available via a self-service online platform or customisable API.

Contact the team to access the demo platform for free.

Intensel offers a climate analytics platform in the form of a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) solution. Using AI, supercomputers, big data, and in-house PhD climate scientists and financial experts, Intensel has developed a scalable fintech solution to help clients – banks, real estate owners, insurance companies, and asset managers – identify and understand the financial impacts of climate change now and under future climate scenarios so that they may build more climate-resilient portfolios and stay ahead of imminent climate regulations.

The cost of the “Blueswan” solution range is between US$ 25,000 and US$ 100,000 depending on the number of assets analyzed. The platform enables clients to identify their potential Climate Value at Risk (CVAR) due to a range of climate hazards as a result of climate change. Presented as a % as well as in a dollar value. These metrics enable organizations to identify and manage risks and opportunities and disclose them in their reports that will satisfy investors as well as regulators.

Policysupport.org consists of a suite of tools to provide rigorous spatial evidence in development decision making. The tools include Co$tingNature, WaterWorld, EcoActuary and FreeStation.

Co$tingNature, WaterWorld and EcoActuary are sophisticated spatial policy support systems that bring together the best available spatial data in easily used web based spatial policy support systems which help to understand:

1. The impact of development on Nature and of Nature on development (Co$tingNature);
2. The impact of development on Water resources and water risk (WaterWorld);
3. The impact of development and climate change on flood risk (EcoActuary).

FreeStation is a suite of designs for self-build low-cost internet-of-things monitoring devices and associated build, maintenance, and deployment guides for monitoring the effectiveness of nature-based solutions at spatial or temporal scales too fine – or situations too complex – for modelling. Together this suite of tools significantly reduces technical and financial barriers to use of rigorous spatial evidence in development decision making.

All are freely accessible for non-commercial use and licensed for commercial use. The annual license depends on the level of functionality required, but ranges from £1000-£9000 currently. These licenses include support.