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Actionable Intelligence for a Changing Planet.
In an era of accelerating climate and environmental change, decision-makers in finance, government, and agriculture are navigating unprecedented uncertainty.
Traditional data is often backward-looking and insufficient, leading to mispriced risk, vulnerable assets, and missed business opportunities.
Climate and environmental risk is a present-day financial reality, but traditional, backward-looking datasets miss what matters on the ground.
Envira provides a lens of clarity. By harnessing the power of data analytics, financial modelling, and deep regulatory expertise, we translate complexity into clear, actionable intelligence. We don't just deliver data; we deliver answers tailored to the specific financial and operational questions our clients face.
Behind every insight is a transparent chain of evidence. Our models draw on validated data sources, clearly documented inputs, and reproducible workflows—ensuring that every output can be traced, tested, and trusted. This commitment to auditability means clients can stand behind our analytics in regulatory reviews, boardrooms, and public reporting alike.
We deliver clarity from the field to the balance sheet. Our platform unifies parcel-level data, satellite analytics, and financial modeling to connect local environmental realities with portfolio-scale decisions. Whether assessing drought risk on a single farm or flood exposure across thousands of properties, our tools maintain accuracy at every scale. This precision empowers clients to see where risk lies, quantify its impact, and manage it proactively—from asset to aggregate.
We translate environmental and climate signals into the language of finance. Our metrics integrate seamlessly with credit, underwriting, and portfolio stress-testing workflows, enabling institutions to quantify physical and transition risks within existing frameworks. From scenario modeling to loss estimation, our outputs meet the evidentiary standards of regulators and auditors alike - helping clients move beyond disclosure to true risk management and resilience planning.
In an environment of increasing climate volatility, historical loss data is no longer a reliable predictor of future risk. Envira provides the forward-looking intelligence insurers need to underwrite accurately, manage portfolio exposure, and streamline claims.
From CRR III and CRD VI compliance to ESG-aligned decision-making, we provide the financial industry with tools to quantify and manage climate risk as a core prudential concern. Integrate our analytics directly into your credit risk, underwriting, and portfolio stress-testing workflows to protect assets and meet regulatory demands with confidence.
Optimize yields, monitor environmental impact, and de-risk your supply chain with unparalleled field-level intelligence. Our Envira Agro platform helps growers, traders, and food producers enhance sustainability and profitability from the ground up.
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We empower government agencies with the evidence needed for effective, data-driven policy. Use our insights for infrastructure planning, climate adaptation strategies, and sustainable resource management to enable sustainable land-use management practices.
Agro Risk wins the EU Big Data from Space Award 2025 for turning satellite data into climate intelligence — empowering banks, insurers, and farmers with actionable insights on climate and agricultural risk.
The Danish FSA’s new report highlights that ESG and climate risks are core financial risks, urging banks to adopt data-driven methods for integrating them into credit and risk management—an approach Envira already supports through its practical climate risk frameworks.
Envira’s study shows European banks recognize climate risk as a core prudential issue but remain early in embedding it into quantitative risk and capital frameworks.
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The Danish FSA’s review finds that the EU Taxonomy has become a compliance exercise rather than a driver of green finance, with low sustainability alignment and weak qualitative reporting across institutions.
