We want to hear from UK organisations, spanning industry, academia, and research, working on satellite climate data for methane monitoring and related applications.
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Organisations operating in the UK space sector can submit an expression of interest for a completely free and confidential carbon audit as part of a UK Space Agency-funded space sustainability project
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Congratulations to our Climate Services Development Manager who has been listed as a Via Satellite Rising Star 2024
From the new Minister of State for Science, Innovation & Technology, to policy, industry & academic members, we were delighted to meet so many people at FIA2024
Earthshot-nominated Gentian joins Space4Climate
Have you seen the two new UK projects on the Space Climate Observatory (SCO)? Space4Nature & Strata – two Earth Observation applications developed my S4C members, go live
Congratulations to the 23 UK organisations involved in the newest climate data satellite in space – EarthCARE. The satellite, that will transform our understanding of the impact of clouds and aerosols on climate change successfully, launched shortly before midnight BST on Tuesday, May 28th. Scientists from the National Centre for Earth Observation (NCEO), University of … Continue reading “EarthCARE successfully deployed”
Welcome to the newest members of Space4Climate in our 10th Anniversary year and find out who they are
Celebrating Space4Climate’s 10th anniversary
Innovation Zero welcomes Space4Climate April 30-May 1, Olympia, London Climate data from space underpins effective climate strategies, decisions and products and the Space4Climate stand at Innovation Zero will be the ideal place to find out more about how to use it to accelerate your Net Zero ambitions. Whether you are new to space-based climate … Continue reading “MEET THE UK’S SPACE CLIMATE DATA EXPERTS AT STAND G20”
Space4Climate has welcomed eight new members from across the UK Earth Observation for climate community. It brings our membership to 72, underlining the success of the programme and the value of a dedicated neutral broker that convenes academia, industry, the public and private sectors in the field of climate data from space. The new … Continue reading “8 new members join Space4Climate”