About Chloris Geospatial
Chloris Geospatial is a climate-tech company that uses satellite imagery, AI, and machine learning to deliver science-based forest carbon data at scale. Its products measure above-ground biomass stocks, carbon emissions and removals, and forest cover dynamics at 10m–30m resolution going back to 2000. The company serves businesses, governments, and project developers seeking verifiable data for carbon accounting, supply chain compliance, and nature-based investment decisions.
Company details
Funding
Total raised
$18.3M
Last stage
Series A
Investors
Founders
Marco Albani
Co-founder and Co-CEO of Chloris Geospatial. Former founding director of the Tropical Forest Alliance at the World Economic Forum and Senior Expert in sustainability at McKinsey & Company. Trained as an ecosystem scientist at Harvard University.
LinkedInAlessandro Baccini
Co-founder and Chief Science Officer. Pioneer in space-based measurement of carbon and biomass for over two decades. Developed methodologies for measuring and monitoring vegetation and biomass from space at the Woodwell Climate Research Center.
Mark Friedl
Professor of Earth and Environment at Boston University. Served on science teams for NASA and co-founder of Tellus Labs.
Giulio Boccaletti
Climate scientist with affiliations at Princeton University, MIT, and The Nature Conservancy prior to co-founding Chloris.
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