Who we are
Chaired by the UK Space Agency, Space4Climate spans government, industry and academia, uniting those with expertise in the development of satellites, analysis and exploitation of data they gather, and production of quality assured global data and climate services.
Trusted services
Our mission is to ensure a seamless supply of trusted climate intelligence from space so that the UK offers a thriving, supportive environment for the development of quality assured products and services enabling climate-smart decisions, disclosures and climate-sensitive planning.
What we do
We connect UK producers and global users of trusted Earth observation data and actionable space-enabled climate analytics and services. We respond rapidly to emerging needs and develop new opportunities and collaborations. Discover more about our membership activities.
2025 and 2026 dates for your space and climate events calendar
With COP30 taking place 7,436km from London in Belem, Brazil, a webinar was held on November 12th, 2025, to provide a practical opportunity for UK audiences to engage with COP30 topics and ambitions relating to climate action evidence from space. The webinar was co-organised by Space4Climate, National Centre for Earth Observation, Royal Meteorological Society, The … Continue reading “New report – UK COP30: Strengthening UK’s Climate Resilience”
Space4Climate – your gateway to UK satellite Earth Observation expertise Space4Climate represents the UK satellite Earth Observation community, as a non-commercial organisation currently comprising 90 members, the majority from industry, ranging from large corporations with expertise, SMEs and start-ups, to micro consultancies in Earth Observation and satellite climate services. Founded in 2014, our role is … Continue reading “COP30 Space4Climate Showcase”
The full programme has been released for our free webinar to gain insights into how Earth Observation is delivering climate action & see real world examples while engaging with COP30’s leading issues. Register here.
Discover how UK experts contribute to designing and building Sentinel satellites that enable free, open access to trustworthy, reliable and high-resolution Earth data