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Based in Torino, Italy, Eoliann is a climate technology company that utilizes satellite data and artificial intelligence algorithms to analyze and predict climate risks for physical assets globally. The enterprise provides quantitative assessments through an application programming interface, enabling organizations to accurately forecast the probability, intensity, and financial impact of severe natural disasters. Operating under a software-as-a-service business model, the platform primarily serves corporate clients across the banking, insurance, infrastructure, agriculture, and energy sectors to support data-driven resilience planning against environmental hazards. To scale its predictive analytics operations, Eoliann has raised €4.25 million in venture capital funding from a syndicate of institutional investors that includes Montage Ventures, CDP Venture Capital, Terna Forward, and Primo Capital. The organization, which recently received the ENI Joule for Entrepreneurship award, was established by its co-founder and chief executive officer Roberto Carnicelli.
Eoliann has raised $7.0M across 2 funding rounds.
Eoliann has raised $7.0M in total across 2 funding rounds.
Eoliann has raised $7.0M in total across 2 funding rounds.
Eoliann's investors include Montage Ventures, Primo Ventures.
Eoliann has raised $7.0M across 2 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $5.0M Seed in October 2025.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 1, 2025 | $5M Seed | — | Montage Ventures, Primo Ventures | Announced |
| Nov 1, 2022 | $2M Seed | — | Primo Ventures | Announced |
Eoliann is a climate tech startup founded in 2022 as a benefit corporation in Torino, Italy, that builds an AI-powered platform for predictive analytics of climate risks.[1][2][3] It serves financial institutions, insurance companies, infrastructure firms, and consultancies by integrating satellite data from multiple constellations with proprietary machine learning algorithms to forecast the probability, intensity, and impact of events like floods, droughts, landslides, wildfires, and hurricanes at a 30m x 30m resolution across Europe, with global ambitions.[1][4][7] The platform solves the problem of underestimated climate risks in traditional assessments, enabling data-driven strategies for resilience, such as informed lending, insurance pricing, and asset protection, through real-time API assessments that quantify asset vulnerability.[4][5] With $1.42M in total funding, revenues of $500-750K, and employee growth from 11 to 16 (77.78% YoY), Eoliann shows strong early momentum, including recent partnerships and a last funding round in August 2024.[2]
Eoliann emerged from the Vento venture building program, where the initial three co-founders—Chiara, Giovanni, and Emidio—met in December 2021 during the first cohort and, after six months of exploration, incorporated in June 2022, later adding Roberto as the fourth co-founder.[3][6] The idea stemmed from a challenge to leverage satellite data across industries; after analyzing 11 verticals and conducting market interviews, they identified a gap in forecasting volatile natural catastrophes for insurers, sparking technical feasibility work that built the core AI models rooted in math and physics expertise.[6] Early traction included rapid team growth from 5 to 15 within a year, key milestones like product launches in late 2022 and partnerships by 2023-2024, and a company retreat to define a vision beyond problem-solving: using technology to make society safer from catastrophes by understanding climate's evolving impacts.[3][6]
Eoliann rides the convergence of AI, satellite Earth Observation, and climate adaptation tech, addressing escalating natural disasters amid climate change—trends amplified by EU regulations mandating climate risk disclosures for finance and insurance.[1][5] Timing is ideal post-2022, as volatile events like floods strain traditional models, while falling satellite costs and AI advancements (e.g., neural networks for causal forecasting) enable scalable solutions; market forces like $13T in global decarbonization investments favor tools quantifying non-emission risks.[2][6] It influences the ecosystem by bridging fintech, insurtech, and infrastructure with climate data, empowering banks to adjust loans based on risks and insurers to price accurately, fostering a shift from reactive to predictive resilience in Europe's startup scene.[4][5]
Eoliann is poised to expand its API suite globally, targeting U.S. and Asia markets while deepening enterprise integrations amid rising catastrophe losses projected to hit $200B+ annually by 2030. Trends like AI-driven ESG compliance and denser satellite constellations (e.g., ESA expansions) will accelerate adoption, potentially scaling revenues 10x via strategic partnerships. As Europe's leading climate risk forecaster, its influence could evolve into a standard for resilient finance, turning skyward data into economic safeguards—just as it began by harnessing satellites to build resilience from above.[6][7]
