“Since the addition of Spire D-AIS™ to Geonius™, we reduced the number of alerting vessels by up to 84% which reduces work on the part of loss prevention investigators, and increases confidence in our system.”
“We’re very excited to be partnering with like-minded companies such as Spire to do our bit to help reefer companies reduce their carbon footprint as well as optimize costs in today’s expensive fiscal climate. Using Spire Weather’s historical weather data has been instrumental in training our energy simulation model to create more accurate predictions. We wouldn’t have been able to achieve these numbers without Spire’s accurate, high resolution weather datasets.”

ClimateAi is pioneering the application of artificial intelligence to help businesses and governments build climate resilience. By applying AI to climate risk modeling, its ClimateLens platform provides short and long-term insights into weather and climate impact, helping businesses identify the actions needed today to adapt to the climate change disruptions of tomorrow, as well as new opportunities that may arise as a result. Clients include Advanta, Nuveen (a TIAA company), Suntory, and Oatly.
StormGeo is a leading provider of data science and weather intelligence, serving a worldwide customer base with advanced solutions through their global 24/7 forecasting desks and R&D team. The company primarily serves the Oil & Gas, Shipping, Renewable Energy, Cross Industry, Aviation and Media industries.
Xweather provides a suite of industry-leading APIs, maps, software, and hardware to solve business' weather and environmental challenges. Aside from the developer-centric aspects of the Xweather API and mapping integrations, Satcom Global was especially drawn to how easily these integrations overlaid with their existing mapping and solutions. When combined with their own mapping iterations, Xweather’s mapping allows Satcom Global to view and track clients’ ships on the seas in real time and overlay these positions with historical shipping routes and weather. This allowed them to create an all-encompassing dashboard to view ships at risk of losing connectivity and to validate past outages at a glance.











