Lightsmith portfolio company AiDash, which uses AI and satellite imagery to help utilities manage vegetation risk, storm damage, and wildfire threats along power lines, has agreed to be acquired by Schneider Electric in an all-cash deal valuing the company at $350 million, marking one of climate adaptation's largest exits to date. Learn more by following [...]

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Following Ecosperity 2026, the consensus is clear: climate adaptation and resilience (A&R) is an “inevitable investment opportunity.” With structural demand driven by physical necessity rather than discretionary spending, the adaptation economy is investible today. Read Jay Koh’s three key takeaways on why A&R investment is urgent, pragmatic, and highly actionable for private capital.

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Following Ecosperity 2026, the consensus is clear: climate adaptation and resilience (A&R) is an “inevitable investment opportunity.” With structural demand driven by physical necessity rather than discretionary spending, the adaptation economy is investible today. Read Jay Koh’s three key takeaways on why A&R investment is urgent, pragmatic, and highly actionable for private capital.

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Following Ecosperity 2026, the consensus is clear: climate adaptation and resilience (A&R) is an “inevitable investment opportunity.” With structural demand driven by physical necessity rather than discretionary spending, the adaptation economy is investible today. Read Jay Koh’s three key takeaways on why A&R investment is urgent, pragmatic, and highly actionable for private capital.

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Following Ecosperity 2026, the consensus is clear: climate adaptation and resilience (A&R) is an “inevitable investment opportunity.” With structural demand driven by physical necessity rather than discretionary spending, the adaptation economy is investible today. Read Jay Koh’s three key takeaways on why A&R investment is urgent, pragmatic, and highly actionable for private capital.

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Following Ecosperity 2026, the consensus is clear: climate adaptation and resilience (A&R) is an “inevitable investment opportunity.” With structural demand driven by physical necessity rather than discretionary spending, the adaptation economy is investible today. Read Jay Koh’s three key takeaways on why A&R investment is urgent, pragmatic, and highly actionable for private capital.

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The consensus from the inaugural GARI Summit is definitive: climate adaptation is a distinct, $2 trillion investment market. Driven by a growing “climate elasticity of demand,” the Adaptation & Resilience sector is rapidly transitioning from physical risk assessment to an “unavoidable opportunity” for scalable, real-economy solutions. Read Lightsmith’s reflections on the summit, featuring insights on AI’s operational role in A&R and institutional portfolio strategies.

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