Equans and Climate X partner to help built environment respond to climate risks

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Climate X's software Spectra | Credit: Climate X
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Climate X's software Spectra | Credit: Climate X

Partnership aims to help building and infrastructure owners better understand impact of climate-related events on their assets

Equans has announced it has teamed up with climate risk intelligence company Climate X to help organisations across the built environment become more resilient to the impacts of climate change. The...

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