OPEN SOURCE BREAKTHROUGH FOR
CLIMATE-ALIGNED INVESTING

OS-Climate Unleashes the Power of Open Source to Develop Data and Tools Required to Meet Paris Accord Climate Goals

Starting today, financial institutions, corporations, NGOs, regulators, and academics can access the code behind the first three tools on the Linux Foundation’s OS-Climate platform. OS-Climate is building a non-profit, transparently governed public utility of climate data and analytics using Open Source best practices. The Physical Risk & Resilience, Portfolio Alignment and Transition Analysis tools are being developed cooperatively by OS-Climate members in projects led by BNP Paribas, Allianz and Ortec Finance, and Airbus, respectively. Several other OS-Climate members and partners are contributing substantially to the projects. OS-Climate calls on all interested organizations and individuals to join the collaboration, which can very significantly accelerate the transition to a resilient, Net Zero economy.

OS-Climate Technical Deep Dive Sessions

On 1-Dec and 2-Dec-2021, OS-Climate held technical deep dive sessions about our OS-C platform and tools. Our Open Source solutions will be made available to the public in Q3 2022.

Click here to watch Technical Deep Dive sessions about our OS-C platform and tools held on Dec 1^st & 2^nd.

Technical Deep Dive Sessions

Remarks From Christiana Figueres to First OS-Climate Roundtable

Investors, companies, and communities are overexposed to climate-related risk, and underexposed to climate-related opportunities. Climate change and our responses create secular trends that impact every sector, asset class, and geography. Most analytics and strategies fail to integrate many key factors beyond energy and carbon — things like technology, policy, resources, consumer preference, climate and weather, and macroeconomics.

But the cost of data, modeling, software development, and computing for the tools the market needs are too high for any firm to do it alone.