According to a recent LinkedIn post from Cecil, the company is collaborating with Emmi to make Emmi’s Climate Hazard Data available on its platform. The post highlights that the dataset covers 160 diagnostic layers across wildfires, cyclones, coastal flooding, and riverine flooding, with variables such as annual return probability, intensity, and Average Annual Loss.
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The post indicates that the data is built on CMIP5 and CMIP6 climate models, offering global coverage at 1 km resolution for flood layers and 11 km for wildfire and storm layers. According to the post, this structure is intended to support early-stage climate risk screening, regulatory disclosure and reporting, and strategic adaptation planning at security, asset, and portfolio levels.
The post suggests that integrating Emmi’s climate risk data brings standardized, analysis-ready geospatial layers to Cecil’s platform for the first time. For investors, this could enhance the company’s value proposition to asset owners, managers, and corporates facing growing climate disclosure requirements, potentially improving Cecil’s ability to attract enterprise clients and increase platform usage.
The LinkedIn post also references a case study using wildfire risk data for power plants across the U.S., suggesting uneven risk exposure within utilities. If this type of analysis gains traction, Cecil’s expanded dataset and analytics could position it more competitively in the climate and ESG data market, a segment that continues to see rising demand from regulators, investors, and risk managers.