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How OS location data can help to keep gas networks safe
Discover how location data can help utilities organisations deliver faster responses, reduce costs, identify opportunities, improve customer satisfaction, and much more.
How OS can support in meeting clean energy demand
With OS data and OS Partner, electricity companies can access geographic intelligence, enabling more efficient planning and deployment of renewable assets.
How Ordnance Survey supports agriculture and land management through innovation and trusted, authoritative data
The use of accurate geospatial data has become essential in modern agriculture, whether for farm management or environmental reporting.
Climate-related flooding events threaten to cut off more towns and commuter routes across England
Ordnance Survey has identified road and rail pinch points most vulnerable to river and sea flooding.
How OS data can support the water industry to meet future demand
Discover how water companies can deliver network infrastructure to support new developments, while continuing to operate efficiently and maintain regulatory compliance.
Why location data is critical to smarter data centre planning
How trusted and accurate location data is critical to building more sustainable data centres
How location data can help identify hard to heat homes in Britain
A heat index of more than 23 million homes across Great Britain has been created using Ordnance Survey data, highlighting areas where homes are most at risk of heat loss.
Meeting the Bank of England climate standards with OS location data
How insurance and retail banking organisations can use location data to manage climate-related risks, in line with Bank of England expectations and compliance due June 2026.
Predictions for 2026 - how OS is shaping the future of geospatial technologies
Manish discusses how adopting AI is a cultural shift - and calls for renewed investment in geodesy and cartography.








