Accelerating the global economic transition to a sustainable future

The reality

Earth's systems are changing, and business is affected in profound ways. Extreme weather disrupts operations. Water scarcity and energy availability threaten supply chains. Shifting agricultural yields erode margins.

Yet, in this challenge, we see tremendous opportunity.

This is no longer just a climate story — we believe it’s a business adaptation, resilience, and growth story.

Our approach

Earth Finance is a global advisory firm and technology platform that helps organizations design pragmatic and sustainable growth strategies.

We combine deep subject matter expertise in strategy, finance, and policy with the geospatial intelligence necessary to thrive amid global change:

Strategy

Strategy development, quantitative modeling, finance, and policy change that translates planetary risk and opportunity into action.

What we do

Global expertise

Deep focus on energy, fuels, water, nature, and agriculture combined with sector-based expertise from some of the world's most renowned thought leaders.

Who we serve

Geospatial intelligence

Connecting planetary, financial, and policy data to executive decision-making with SpatiaFi, our cloud-based geospatial intelligence platform.

Our tech

GLOBAL RETAILER

Billions in annual commodity supply at risk identified

Learn how we helped a multi-line retailer quantify climate-driven risks across nearly a dozen commodities, with projected cost increases of up to 6X and yield impacts of nearly 40% by 2050.

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GLOBAL BEAUTY COMPANY

6 unique, high-value ingredients modeled for place-based risk

How one global beauty company combined geospatial data with bespoke financial modeling to quantify its top planetary risks and opportunities — including $350M in projected annual business interruption costs by 2050.

See how it worked

COMMERCIAL RETAILER

Hundreds of sites assessed for energy security risk

Energy security is reshaping where and how companies can grow. One retailer got ahead of it by combining geospatial energy data with econometric modeling to map energy supply, price, and carbon risk across its portfolio, identifying tens of millions in potential annual utility cost increases.

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