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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.
Tracking environmental impact
Discover how location and earth observation data can be combined to better understand how our planet is changing and develop potential solutions.
Walkable cities: the 20-minute neighbourhood
The '20-minute city,' a new and relatively simple concept with capacity to improve health outcomes, and quality of life.
2023 predictions - The role of location data and the positive impact on sustainability
Donna Lyndsay, OS's Strategic Market Lead Environment and Sustainability, talks about her predictions for 2023.
Britain is heating up – how heat mapping can support change
OS is working with the UK Space Agency and the National Centre for Earth Observation to provide meaningful insights to manage the impact of climate change.
The role of trusted location data in Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG)
Discover how the development of ESG considerations can benefit from the inclusion of trusted and authoritative geospatial data.
How geospatial can be applied to climate challenges – the Cambridge Conference outputs
Summarising Cambridge Conference 2022 - learn 'How' we can make a real difference in how we tackle climate challenges using geospatial data.
Mapping the UK's energy network
Using OS data to map the UK's energy network, supporting an efficient pathway to Net Zero.








