Dclimate
New York, US · Founded 2021 · Delaware corporation · 19 employees on LinkedIn · 6 known investors
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dClimate operates a decentralized platform where businesses, governments, researchers, and policymakers can access, contribute, and monetize verified climate data such as historical weather, climate models, and data on perils like hurricanes, floods, and wildfires. It uses blockchain to ensure data integrity and offers tools for climate risk assessment, carbon tracking, and compliance.
Also known as dClimate Inc. · dClimate Labs
Founders & leadership
Dclimate was founded in 2021 by Osho Jha.
Investors · 6
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Reported raises · per SEC filings
Form D private placements$5.3M disclosed across 1 of 2 rounds · 2021
▶$5.3MraisedAug 2021 · 37 investors · Other TechnologyRule 506(c)
- Todd OlsonExecutive Officer
- Offering amount
- $30M
- Amount sold
- $5.3M
- Minimum investment
- $4K
- First sale
- Feb 2021
- Incorporated
- Corporation, Delaware, 2021
- Federal exemptions
- 06c
Source: SEC EDGAR Form D. Amounts as filed; amended filings shown once at their latest values.
Company profile
researched Aug 2026dClimate is a New York-based climate data and intelligence company operating a decentralized network and marketplace for climate data, forecasts and models. The marketplace connects data publishers directly with data consumers under an architecture that supports data immutability, with contributed data automatically scored for reliability so consumers can compare sources. The stated aim is to standardize, monetize and distribute climate data that is otherwise fragmented across government and private providers with limited transparency or standardization.
On top of this data layer, dClimate offers several applications: Aegis for location-based climate risk assessment covering up to 14 climate risks globally and identifying vulnerable assets within a portfolio; Siren for real-time climate and crop alerts aimed at farmers and traders; CYCLOPS, a digital monitoring, reporting and verification (dMRV) platform combining AI, satellite and ground data to monitor carbon stocks, deforestation rates and forest health for carbon market participants; and the Data Marketplace, where users access, contribute and monetize datasets. The company also publishes flood map data and biomass estimates, and distributes a biweekly newsletter, Data ReFined, covering climate risk management, the voluntary carbon market, digital MRV and climate intelligence.
In June 2025 dClimate launched dClimate Labs, an enterprise product company intended to serve as the product engine of the dClimate ecosystem, and introduced EarthOS as climate data infrastructure for decision-makers facing fragmented and outdated climate data.
Founding story
dClimate was conceived of by the founders of Arbol Inc., an InsurTech platform for parametric weather and climate risk products that itself relies on blockchain and decentralized climate data infrastructure; Arbol was designated an anchor client of the network. Sid Jha is identified as a founding partner. The company's own account describes its founding as a response to the need for accessible, decentralized climate data.
Business model
dClimate operates a decentralized climate data marketplace alongside a set of enterprise applications. Data publishers and forecasting entities can contribute datasets and monetize their work, while businesses, governments, researchers and policymakers consume data and analytics. Applications include Aegis (climate risk assessment), Siren (real-time climate and crop alerts), CYCLOPS (digital MRV for carbon) and the Data Marketplace. In 2025 the company established dClimate Labs as an enterprise product company to package its open infrastructure into commercial tools.
Revenue is associated with access to climate data and analytics products via the marketplace and enterprise applications; data contributors can generate revenue by sharing datasets with the community. dClimate Labs was created to commercialize the ecosystem's open infrastructure as enterprise products.
Traction
Company materials report 4 million dataset downloads, 974 unique users and 109 unique organizations. Products in market include Aegis, Siren, CYCLOPS and the Data Marketplace (available in alpha at alpha.marketplace.dclimate.net).
Latest developments
In June 2025 dClimate announced the launch of dClimate Labs and introduced EarthOS. In August 2025 dClimate Labs and Japanese agri-environmental firm Faeger announced a partnership to deploy AI-powered remote sensing, including CYCLOPS, to identify and monitor irrigated rice systems across the Philippines. The company also published 2025 flood map data for Europe and a Q1 2025 biomass figure of 890.08 megatons.
▸Full profile — market position, technology, go-to-market, geography, history
Market position
dClimate describes itself as the world's first transparent, decentralized marketplace for climate data, forecasts and models, and as a climate tech platform serving businesses and governments globally. Investor materials characterize it as a decentralized network providing climate data and analytics for measuring, monitoring and mitigating climate risk, closely linked to the parametric insurance platform Arbol.
dClimate positions its decentralized architecture and automatic reliability scoring of contributed data as differentiators from traditional, centralized climate data platforms, arguing that incumbents in the climate data market are inefficient and that misaligned incentives limit both publishers and consumers. It emphasizes data immutability via blockchain, direct publisher-to-consumer distribution, real-time actionable insights, and partnerships with industry participants.
Technology
The platform uses blockchain to support data immutability and a decentralized architecture for the climate data network, with automatic reliability scoring of published datasets and a REST API. CYCLOPS integrates AI, satellite and ground data for high-resolution, frequent monitoring of carbon stocks, deforestation rates and forest health. Aegis applies climate modeling to assess up to 14 location-based climate risks globally. The network has a native governance token, WTHR.
Go-to-market
The company sells directly to businesses and governments through named applications (Aegis, Siren, CYCLOPS) and an open data marketplace, supported by content marketing including a blog and the biweekly Data ReFined newsletter, and by partnerships with industry participants. Arbol Inc. was named as an anchor client for the network.
Businesses, governments, researchers and policymakers, including insurance and reinsurance participants, carbon market stakeholders, farmers and agricultural traders, and organizations with compliance, risk management or sustainability requirements.
Geography
Headquartered in New York, NY, with data coverage described as global, including European flood-prone area mapping and, through dClimate Labs, deployment of remote sensing tools for rice systems in the Philippines with Japanese partner Faeger.
History
The company describes its founding as 2020, arising from the recognition of a need for accessible, decentralized climate data; an investor portfolio page lists a 2021 founding date in New York. dClimate was conceived of by the founders of Arbol Inc., a parametric InsurTech platform, which was named as an anchor client using dClimate data and models for its parametric and derivatives products. In April 2021 the company announced a $3.5 million seed financing led by CoinFund. In June 2025 it launched dClimate Labs and introduced EarthOS, and in August 2025 dClimate Labs announced a partnership with Japanese agri-environmental firm Faeger covering rice systems in the Philippines.
Compiled by commissioned research from 8 cited public sources — announcements, filings, and press listed under research sources below.
Key figures
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Timeline · 4
launches, deals, and filingsdClimate Labs and Japanese agri-environmental firm Faeger announced a partnership to deploy AI-powered remote sensing tools, including dClimate Labs' CYCLOPS platform, to identify and monitor irrigated rice systems across the Philippines.
dClimate announced the launch of dClimate Labs, an enterprise product company built to translate dClimate's open infrastructure into tools for climate intelligence, serving as the product engine of the dClimate ecosystem.
dClimate introduced EarthOS, presented alongside dClimate Labs as climate data infrastructure addressing fragmented and outdated climate data.
dClimate announced an oversubscribed $3.5 million seed financing led by CoinFund with participation from Multicoin Capital and Republic Labs. The funds were raised in exchange for the network's native governance token, WTHR, and were earmarked for hiring development talent and expanding the network's data trove.
$3.5M source ↗
Dated company events from announcements, filings, and press; legal rows summarize public dockets and regulator releases.
Legal entities · 1
corporate structure▸Research sources · 8
primary sources listed
- Dclimatedclimate.net · web
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Frequently asked questions
- What does Dclimate do?
- dClimate runs a decentralized marketplace and application suite for climate data, risk assessment and carbon monitoring.
- Who founded Dclimate?
- Dclimate was founded by Osho Jha in 2021.
- Who are Dclimate's investors?
- Dclimate's investors include Carnrite Ventures, CoinFund, Giant Ventures Global Llp, Juniper, Multicoin Capital, Open Field Capital.
- How much funding has Dclimate raised?
- Dclimate has disclosed $5.3M raised across 1 of its 2 known rounds.
- Where is Dclimate headquartered?
- Dclimate is headquartered in New York, US.