ClimateView

Core Features

The ClimateView platform helps cities, regions, and governments plan, implement, and track climate action through a modular platform that transforms complex climate data into clear, actionable plans. Its features include:

• Transition Planning: Creates structured climate transition plans that connect long-term objectives with measurable actions and implementation pathways.

• Scenario Analysis: Compares the expected impacts of alternative policies and interventions to support evidence-based decision-making.

• Progress Tracking: Monitors key performance indicators and transition metrics to measure implementation against climate targets.

• Economic Decision Support: Combines scientific data with cost and benefit analysis to help justify investments and prioritize actions.

• Cross-Department Collaboration: Uses shared metrics and standardized transition elements to align stakeholders across government departments and organizations.

• Modular Planning Framework: Supports Local Climate Action Plans (LCAPs), Energy Transition Plans, Sustainable Urban Mobility Plans (SUMPs), and Comprehensive Climate Action Plans (CCAPs) within a single platform.

Closing Insights

ClimateView was founded in 2018 by Tomer Shalit and Einar Bodström, who sought to address a common challenge faced by governments: translating ambitious climate commitments into coordinated, measurable implementation. Their answer was Transition Intelligence, a methodology that structures climate transitions around common metrics, leading indicators, and collaborative planning rather than isolated emissions reporting. The platform is built on the Transition Elements Framework (TEF), an open-source framework that extends the work of the IPCC by organizing mitigation options into standardized building blocks that can be shared across jurisdictions.

ClimateView has been adopted by governments ranging from the Scottish Government to cities such as Cincinnati in the United States and The Hague in The Netherlands, demonstrating its applicability across different administrative levels and geographies. The company also works with a network of consulting and engineering partners, enabling broader deployment of its methodology.

As cities around the world work towards climate neutrality and the effective implementation of climate action, platforms such as ClimateView, which support climate planning at the city and regional levels, are becoming increasingly important. ClimateView offers customized pricing for the platform based on the size and requirements of each jurisdiction.