Artio's Risk Engine reimagines carbon priject infrastructure as truly market leading risk modelling predicting the future of credit delivery

Artio™ Risk Engine


Our predictive risk engine includes dynamic real time insights such as biomass monitoring, carbon sequestration forecasts, and climate risk indicators like fire and flood exposure.


Carbon Modelling

Artio develops fully independent carbon curves by calculating the unique lifecycle analysis for every project type, from scientific tree growth rates to pyrolysis and weathering outputs. Our models move beyond generic estimates, providing high-fidelity sequestration and delivery projections tailored to specific methodologies. This rigorous, science-first approach ensures that our modelling is backed by a precise carbon accounting framework.

Dashboard with data on carbon removal and biomass, including forecasted and monitored removal in tons of CO2 equivalent, baseline biomass, and average carbon stock per hectare. Features a graph showing various species' projected biomass over years.

Biomass Monitoring

We leverage deep learning models trained on global biomes and LiDAR data to generate high-resolution, 10-metre biomass maps. By correlating Sentinel-2 satellite imagery with digital elevation and land cover data, we achieve granular, spatially accurate insights across any project site. This scalable remote-sensing framework provides a consistent "ground truth" for forest structures and vegetation density worldwide.


Climate Risk Modelling

We create custom impact functions for every project type to quantify the specific vulnerabilities of carbon assets to fire, flood, drought, and storm risks. These functions are integrated directly into our carbon curves, allowing us to stress-test project performance against escalating environmental volatility. By modeling climate risk at the project level, we translate complex meteorological data into actionable insights.

A climate risk assessment dashboard showing a map and statistics for fire risk in 2026, including total burnt area percentage, fire intensity in Kelvin, and average total burnt area percentage.

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