The Analytics Engine JupyterHub is currently available exclusively to California energy sector stakeholders, in alignment with funding from the California Energy Commission. While access to the JupyterHub platform is limited, all underlying data, analytics, and notebook code are fully open source and publicly available. To explore data access options, visit the Accessing Data section of our website. To stay informed about the Analytics Engine's progress or to join our contact list, please email us. If you already have an account, you can sign in to the Analytics Engine to get started. The Analytics Engine supports a wide range of climate data analysis needs, with a current focus on California’s energy sector stakeholders, reflecting our funding from the California Energy Commission. Within this scope, we provide open-access climate data, analytical tools, and JupyterHub-based computing resources tailored to energy-sector applications. The capabilities of the Analytics Engine extend well beyond our current scope. Our expert team can support additional sectors, customized analyses, and tailored decision-support tools – such as climate risk assessments, infrastructure resilience planning, and industry-specific climate modeling – through external collaborations or professional services opportunities. If you are interested in leveraging the Analytics Engine for projects outside of our current funding scope, please reach out to analytics@cal-adapt.org to discuss potential opportunities.