Precise climate services for Ecuador's energy and operations.
Seasonal forecasting, ENSO cycle analysis, and renewable energy grid intelligence — engineered for Ecuadorian operators by the scientists who know its climate firsthand.
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Who we work with
Ecuador's most climate-exposed sectors
Ecuador sits at the intersection of Pacific climate systems, Andean topography, and one of the world's strongest ENSO signals. Most critical industries still operate without tools built for local conditions.
Climate Risk for Financial Institutions
SB-2022-1212 requires Ecuadorian financial institutions to quantify and disclose climate exposure across loan portfolios. Global models lack the spatial resolution that Ecuador's topography demands.
Modular SARAS-compliant analysis: climate screening, ENSO-informed portfolio stress tests, and CMIP6 scenario modeling — calibrated to Ecuador's station network.
Seasonal Forecasting for Grid Operators & Industry
CENACE dispatching, hydroelectric generation planning, and renewable energy development all depend on seasonal climate intelligence. Global reanalysis products miss Ecuador's local variability.
ENSO-informed seasonal forecasting, renewable energy site intelligence, and operational window analysis for grid operators, transmission planners, and logistics networks.
How we deliver
Operational service models
Three service lines, each designed around a specific regulatory or operational decision context.
From screening to stress test
Financial institutions face regulatory pressure to quantify climate exposure but lack locally calibrated data for Ecuador's diverse topography and ENSO variability.
What we deliver
Modular delivery: climate screening → ENSO portfolio analysis → CMIP6 stress tests. Each stage produces a standalone report usable for SB-2022-1212 compliance.
Service levels
- 1 Climate exposure screening
- 2 ENSO risk portfolio analysis
- 3 Stress tests with CMIP6 scenarios
Modeled with verified local station data, not generic global estimates.
From climate variability to operational decision
Grid operators, renewable energy developers, and logistics networks face seasonal and interannual variability that directly affects generation capacity, dispatch decisions, and route safety.
What we deliver
Seasonal and ENSO-informed forecasts, site-specific renewable energy assessments, and safe operational window analysis — tailored to your assets and schedule.
Service scope
- Seasonal and ENSO forecast intelligence
- Renewable energy site assessment
- Safe operational window forecasts
- Technical meteorological advisory
Site-specific resolution, not national-scale estimates.
forECast provides private B2B operational intelligence. Official disaster alerts are the exclusive competence of the State (SGR/INAMHI).
From forecast to route control
Road closures, rain delays, and compromised cold chains reduce margins and generate avoidable losses in Ecuadorian ground transport.
What we deliver
Safe operational window forecasts and hyperlocal alerts for specific routes. Not generic weather — resolution tailored to your operation.
Service scope
- Safe logistics window forecasts
- Hyperlocal operational alerts
- Fleet management system integration
- Technical meteorological advisory
Weather resolution by route and city, not generic national forecasts.
forECast provides private B2B operational intelligence. Official disaster alerts are the exclusive competence of the State (SGR/INAMHI).
Scientific credentials
Why trust forECast
Built by the scientists who ran Ecuador's national forecasting system — and trained at the world's leading climate centers.
Institutional experience
Former coordinators of forecasting and operational alerts at INAMHI — Ecuador's national meteorological authority. We understand this system from the inside.
Published research
Peer-reviewed climate publications and papers under review — on ENSO dynamics, seasonal forecasting, and AI-enhanced nowcasting for tropical climates.
International training
All three founders trained at leading European institutions. Maylee completed a research period at NOAA — the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
Software-first delivery
No IoT hardware. No sensor networks. Only calibrated data, validated models, and actionable intelligence — scalable without physical infrastructure.
The team
The founding team
Three complementary scientists with a shared mission for Ecuador.
Fabio Bellacanzone
Co-founder · Climate & Strategy
Former Forecast and Operational Alerts coordinator at INAMHI. PhD in climate science focused on ENSO dynamics and seasonal forecasting. Trained in AI nowcasting at ECMWF — the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts.
Maylee Iza
Co-founder · Technology & AI
Physicist at INAMHI specializing in AI-enhanced nowcasting and meteorological data processing. ECMWF-trained. Research period at NOAA — the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. Leads technical model development.
Natalie Vaca
Co-founder · Operations & GIS
Former INAMHI geographer. GIS and spatial data integration specialist. Coordinates client operations, regulatory workflows, and logistics intelligence projects.
Ready to work with Ecuador's climate specialists?
Whether you need climate risk compliance, seasonal forecasting, or energy grid intelligence — we are ready to discuss your specific challenge.
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