Biography
Alejandro Martí is the CEO and Co‑Founder of Mitiga Solutions, a deep‑tech company turning cutting‑edge science, AI, and supercomputing into actionable intelligence on physical climate risks. He also serves as Chair of the United Nations Group on AI for Climate Applications, where he helps set global standards for how institutions leverage AI to navigate growing climate volatility.
Under Alejandro’s leadership, Mitiga has emerged as a European frontrunner in climate risk intelligence, trusted by major insurers, investors, and infrastructure operators to strengthen resilience against extreme weather and natural hazards.
He holds a PhD in Environmental Engineering from UPC and has pursued advanced studies in Applied Physics, Mathematics, Climate Change, Business, and Entrepreneurship at Rutgers, Princeton, Cambridge, and ESADE. With more than 15 years at the intersection of science, technology, and policy, Alejandro is recognized for shaping how the world measures and manages climate risk.
Session
- AI For GoodSpeaker
Panel 13 - Energy Resilience & AI Climate Adaptation
Wednesday 23 September, 11:30 – 12:10Panel StageTwo very different things get called climate AI: predicting and pricing risk, and keeping physical systems running when the weather breaks them. This panel holds both and stays honest about which is which. What hazard models can actually forecast at asset level, what insurers and investors will underwrite on the back of it, and what happens when AI's own compute becomes one of the fastest growing loads on the same grid everyone is trying to protect.
With Rocío Alcocer, Natalia Olson-Urtecho, Jean-Charles Prabonneau