📅 On Wednesday March 12 at 9 am PST, Join us for the official launch of Risk Outlooks. This is our newest and most advanced AI tool, already saving companies millions by turning weather forecasts into actionable crop-specific impacts. With Risk Outlooks, you’ll know how upcoming weather will affect supply, yield, and market prices—before it happens. In just 45 minutes, We'll cover: - Key upcoming seasonal insights for sourcing & procurement worldwide. - Risk Outlooks in action—see the tool live! - How our AI-powered models are validated to deliver unmatched accuracy. 🔗 Register now → https://hubs.li/Q039vxPX0 #ClimateAi #ClimateRisk #ExtremeWeather #SupplyChain #Disruptions #Procurement #Sourcing #AI #RiskOutlooks
ClimateAi
Environmental Services
San Francisco, California 19,015 followers
Accelerating climate resilience in food and agriculture
About us
The world's first enterprise climate resilience tech platform, specializing in adaptation for agriculture, food, and beverage companies.
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http://climate.ai/
External link for ClimateAi
- Industry
- Environmental Services
- Company size
- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- San Francisco, California
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2017
- Specialties
- climate change, machine learning, artificial intelligence, climate science, renewables, deep learning, clean energy, statistical modeling, infrastructure, real assets, climate, seasonal forecasting, precision agriculture, sustainability, agriculture, farming, data science, and crop modeling
Locations
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353 Sacramento St
San Francisco, California 94111, US
Employees at ClimateAi
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Bhavesh Shah
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Michel Cornet
Energy & Climate change consultant and partner at CLIMACT
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Swaroop Kolluri
Founder & Managing Director, Neotribe Ventures
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Mike Kim
President at Gradient Consulting | Accelerating revenue and customers for AI companies/startups in Japan, Korea, and Asia Pacific
Updates
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Will There Be a Ketchup Shortage Next Season? 🍅🔍 In 2022, California’s worst drought in a millennium sent tomato paste prices soaring 80% YoY —a clear reminder of how extreme weather disrupts food supply chains. With sourcing teams now looking beyond the U.S. and Italy to suppliers like China, one question looms: Can these regions keep up as climate risks rise? Stay ahead of supply disruptions with insights from ClimateAi’s Risk Outlooks on the 2025 processing tomato season. 🔗 Read the blog: https://lnkd.in/gGDj2z5k
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Our Co-founder & CEO, Himanshu Gupta, joined Lord Ed Vaizey on Times Radio to discuss the role of tech and A.I. in Trump’s agenda. Could this agenda hurt businesses focused on climate adaptation? As Himanshu pointed out, extreme weather doesn’t care about politics. Last year, just two hurricanes caused damage nearly equal to a quarter of what Trump’s Department of Government Efficiency aims to save. The reality? Extreme weather is only getting more volatile. https://lnkd.in/gTXFAA3T
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We are honored to partner with Hitachi on one of their active Digital Innovation Projects – Dr. Ken Naono and his R&D team, are integrating ClimateAi’s six-month forecast to enable their Global Observatory Model with accurate seasonal and extreme weather data. More about this collaboration in our latest case study: "ClimateAi Enables Global Supply Chain Risk Model for Hitachi" ( https://lnkd.in/euxJEcn4)
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🌎 Big news 🌎 ClimateAi is happy to announce the appointment of Will Kletter as Chief Operating Officer at ClimateAi. As COO, Will will lead the company’s global operations, customer teams and strategy, driving our mission to help the Agriculture, Food & Beverage industries build supply chain resilience by anticipating risks and adapting to a changing climate. Join us in congratulating Will as he steps into this new role! 🚀 Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gpsTUrKd
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Our COO, Will Kletter, breaks down how sourcing and procurement professionals can evaluate weather risks in their critical sourcing regions and secure their supply chains accordingly. - Identify vulnerabilities in key regions like North America & Brazil. - See how crops like citrus and tomatoes could be impacted this upcoming season. - Learn how top companies in the fruit and vegetable industry use ClimateAi’s Risk Outlooks to stay ahead, ensuring supply consistency and cost control. Watch the on-demand briefing here: https://lnkd.in/e8tJ2RS8
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💸🍫 In early 2024, cocoa became more valuable than oil, according to the ECIU. Our latest Risk Outlook blog explores how climate risks are reshaping the chocolate industry: 🔹 Over 60% of the world’s cocoa comes from West Africa, where excessive heat and droughts have steadily impacted yields for the past two decades 🔹 Ecuador and Indonesia are emerging as alternative sources, but they’re not immune to climate stress either 🔹 Higher climate risks mean higher costs—forcing manufacturers to rethink pricing and product strategies, without alienating their consumers ⚠️ Learn how climate change is shifting the cocoa market, and how top chocolate brands are adapting to it: https://lnkd.in/g25nfkwW
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✨ Thrilled to share that our CEO, Himanshu Gupta, has been honored by the Indian Government with the highest civilian Honor in Uttar Pradesh — the UP Gaurav Samman — for his leadership in climate resilience. 🇮🇳 Read more about Himanshu’s journey in climate action and ClimateAi’s impact in India here: https://lnkd.in/gN3N2sCA
Recognitions given in front of the family are deeply emotional: Received the Highest Civilian Honor for my home state-U.P by the Hon'ble Vice President of India and Hon'ble Chief Minister.
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Our CEO, Himanshu Gupta, joined Eleonore Fournier-Tombs on the UN Environment Program's #RESILIENCE podcast to discuss the transformative role of AI in climate adaptation. Tune in to discover how AI is driving resilient food systems and safeguarding the livelihoods of smallholder farmers. 🎧 Listen here: https://lnkd.in/dAuXpHcS Thank you, Marcus Nield and Lis Mullin Bernhardt, for the opportunity to share our vision!
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☕ Is your morning coffee becoming a luxury? Our VP of Operations & Strategy, Will Kletter, recently shared some eye-opening insights in AgFunder about the rising cost of coffee—and the growing role of extreme weather in shaping global markets. Here are a few key takeaways: · In December, Arabica coffee prices hit their highest level in nearly 50 years. · The main drivers? Brazil’s drought, Vietnam’s heavy rains, and growing demand in places like China and India. · This isn’t a one-time event. Climate volatility is becoming the norm, and coffee crops—especially Arabica—are highly sensitive to heat and drought. 💡 Read Will’s piece on AgFunder: https://lnkd.in/gTgY-phE