The drought summer of 2018 was a disaster for Norwegian agriculture. A total of 2 billion NOK was paid out in climate damage compensation. Manuel Hempel wondered whether the impact […]

In SFI Climate Futures, nearly 40 partners collaborate to develop better methods and practices for managing climate risk. New tools and services will help make society more resilient to a

Yue Shi’s thesis “Statistical modeling of climate risk in home insurance claims” examines how climate change affects property damage. She used statistical models to determine the connection between insurance claims

The Research Council of Norway (NFR) has allocated funds for the establishment of “The Norwegian Research School for Climate Knowledge in Innovation and Decision Making.” The research school will run

Offshore wind power is seen as a crucial energy source for transitioning from fossil fuels to renewable energy. Researchers from NHH Norwegian School of Economics and NORCE applied modern portfolio

Shareholder engagement and voting play a crucial role in how investors govern corporations and influence stock prices in the financial market. Xuan Li’s thesis “Essays on Shareholder Engagement and Voting

The board game “Melkeværet” provides valuable insight into how Norwegian farmers engage with seasonal and sub-seasonal forecasts and use them in their decision-making processes. The game, developed to enhance collaboration

Lea Svendsen works as an associate professor at the University of Bergen. She holds a PhD in climate dynamics and has been involved with Climate Futures almost since its inception,

New models can help improve national algae monitoring and plan actions to prevent damage. Researchers at Nansen Environmental and Remote Sensing Center (NERSC) and the Institute of Marine Research (IMR) have recently published a study

Climate Futures is halfway through its funding period, and Chair Heidi Finskas of KLP is pleased to represent an SFI that is performing well, with a high activity level and