According to a recent LinkedIn post from Cecil, the company is working with Emmi to make Emmi’s Climate Hazard Data available through Cecil’s platform. The post describes the dataset as covering four key hazards—wildfires, cyclones, coastal flooding, and riverine flooding—across multiple climate warming scenarios, with variables such as annual return probability, intensity, and Average Annual Loss.
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The company’s LinkedIn post highlights that the dataset is based on CMIP5 and CMIP6 climate models, offering global coverage with high spatial resolution and 160 diagnostic layers. The content suggests intended use cases in early-stage climate risk screening, regulatory disclosure and reporting, and strategic adaptation planning at security, asset, and portfolio levels.
The post indicates that this is the first time Cecil’s platform will host climate risk data, potentially broadening its value proposition for institutional investors, asset managers, and corporates facing climate-related financial disclosure requirements. By offering standardized, analysis-ready geospatial layers, Cecil may strengthen its positioning in the growing climate risk and ESG analytics market.
The LinkedIn post also directs readers to register interest ahead of the dataset going live and references a case study on wildfire risk to U.S. power plants, suggesting practical applications for utilities and infrastructure investors. If adoption scales, this partnership could support Cecil’s revenue growth via expanded data offerings and deepen integration into clients’ risk management and regulatory workflows.