Climate risk and action · UK

Own Your Climate Risk™. Then plan to do something about it.

Climate 2100 gives schools, care homes, warehouses, sports and leisure facilities and commercial businesses a clear, affordable picture of how heat, flooding and storms will affect them, and a practical way to act on it. No 80-page reports. No jargon.

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Flooding

Heat

Storms and wind

Keeping going

2026

2050

2070

2100

Why 2100? It is the year most climate projections run to. The buildings, budgets and habits you set up today will still be in use for much of that time, so it pays to plan with that horizon in mind.

RISK · PLAN · WORKSHOP · TALKS

Four ways to get ready

Start with a snapshot of RISK, then work on a PLAN of action and delivery. Clearly worded, quick to complete and designed for action.

Understand

An online review of the heat, flood and storm risks for your exact site, in about 15 minutes. Online results, plus a PDF report and slide deck to share, with your top 15 actions.

£99

Explore RISK → Act

Turn your RISK into a PLAN. See which actions give the best return for the least spend, who owns each one, and the case to get budget signed off.

£395 · £345 within 90 days of RISK

Explore PLAN → Engage

An in-person session for your team on sustainability, climate change and carbon footprints: what they are, how they apply to you and what you gain.

From £1,000

Explore WORKSHOP → Inspire

Talks for business networks, conferences, events and schools.

On request

Explore TALKS →

Built for your sector

Questions written for the place you run

Each sector has its own illustrated site and its own questions, so RISK looks at the things that matter where you are.

Illustration of a school site with numbered risk points

Schools and education

Heat in classrooms and exam halls, flooded playgrounds, storm closures. RISK has questions written for schools, to protect the safety and wellbeing of students and avoid having to close, even for a day.

Illustration of a care home site with numbered risk points

Care homes and care services

Extreme heat and flooding aren't just an inconvenience or a cost. They are a life-threatening risk to your residents. RISK asks care-home questions to help you find the risks to your homes and the people in them.

Illustration of a manufacturing and warehouse site with numbered risk points

Manufacturing and warehousing

Keep production on schedule, stop stock and products being damaged or written off, and keep your supply chain moving in both directions. RISK has questions for your sector.

Illustration of a shop and hospitality site with numbered risk points

Shops, hospitality and venues

You need customers through the door. Questions written for your sector help you keep trading and keep your doors open (just not to floodwater).

Offices

Three in four UK firms haven't assessed a single climate risk. Heatwaves, flooding and storms are a serious risk to every business in the UK. If you don't know your own risks, find out.

Sports and leisure

Members, visitors and staff face real health risks in high temperatures without cooling, and so do your vital plant and storage rooms if they aren't prepared. Understand the risks for your site quickly and clearly.

Own your climate risk. Take your snapshot of RISK and turn it into a live, actionable PLAN.

See what each improvement will deliver, roughly what it costs and who should own it. Actions are sorted into what you can do now, what should be done before next summer and what to do over the next 12 months.

PLAN starts from your completed RISK snapshot, so you already have the knowledge and insight to reduce your risks straight away. Buy PLAN within 90 days of your RISK results and it's £345 instead of £395.

What we don't do

Not another compliance report

Plenty of firms produce ESOS audits, SECR reports and carbon reduction plans. That isn't us. Climate 2100 is for the organisations the heavy reports miss, or scare off: practical, plain-English help you can act on this year. Own your climate risk in about 15 minutes, with results you can share straight away with your team, senior leaders, boards and governors.

A wobbly stack of thick reports on a desk, crossed out

Understand · £99 per site

Climate 2100 RISK

See how heatwaves, flooding and storms could affect your site and your people, and what to do first. Online, in about 15 minutes. Includes online results, a PDF pack for sharing and a PowerPoint slide deck.

£99 per siteAbout 15 min onlineUK-wide6 sectors

Register for launch Buy RISK · £99 What PLAN adds

RISK launches in early November. Register and we'll email you the day it goes live.

How it works

Six steps, about 15 minutes

Every answer saves as you go, so you can stop and come back on any device.

01
Tell us about your site
Your organisation, your name, your email, the postcode and your sector. We email you a link so you can carry on later.
02
Enter your code
Buy a code for £99 and enter it to start your review. Your code arrives by email as soon as you've paid. One code covers one site and is valid for 12 months.
03
Pin your building
Confirm the exact spot on the map, because a postcode can cover a few streets. We then check your exact site against official flood, coast, wind, ground and heat data.
04
Answer a few questions
Grouped by hazard: flooding and heavy rain, heat, storms and cold, water and ground, and your people and keeping going. Who is on site, what happens if the power goes off, and what bad weather has already done to you.
05
Look around your site
Tap the questions on an illustration of a site like yours: sunny windows, flat roofs, trees, where your critical equipment is.
06
See your results
Your location-specific risks from flooding, coast and wind, and ground and heat. An overall assessment of your risks, a before-and-after picture and a snapshot of key actions to take now, before next summer and in the next 12 months. Your PDF report and slide deck arrive by email.

Today

After your actions

What you get

Location-specific risk: eight checks from official data for your exact site, covering river and sea flooding, surface water, the coast, wind exposure, urban heat and projected hot days, plus indicators for groundwater and ground movement
Your risk map: every point on your site rated high, medium or low, with why and what to do
Today and after your plan: a picture of your site now and after the actions, ready to show your board, governors or owners
At least 15 actions, sorted into do now, before next summer and in the next 12 months, with rough costs
A PDF report and a slide deck, prepared in your name and emailed to you
PLAN for £345 (instead of £395) for 90 days after your report

Written for your sector

Each sector has its own illustrated site and its own specific questions.

Schools and education
Care homes and care services
Offices
Manufacturing and warehousing
Shops, hospitality and venues
Sports and leisure

More sectors to come. See the six sites.

Your report code

Pay by card (via Stripe) and your code arrives by email straight away
2 or more sites: £89 each for 2–4, £84 for 5–9, £79 for 10 or more. No VAT charged
One code covers one site and is valid for 12 months
Your answers save as you go, so you can stop and come back
Several sites or locations? Tiered discounts are available: email info@climate2100.co.uk to find out more

Why it matters

The risks are already here

74.6%

of UK firms have not assessed any climate risks to their business. Only about 4% have looked at flood or heat risk.

Source: ONS, October 2024

6.3 million

properties in England are in areas at risk of flooding from rivers, the sea or surface water.

Source: Environment Agency, National Flood Risk Assessment, December 2024

4,652

estimated heat-related deaths in England and Wales in 2022, the highest of any year since 1988.

Source: ONS, August 2026

Questions

Good to know

Do I need any technical knowledge?

No. The questions are about things you can see or already know, like which rooms get hot or where water collects after heavy rain. If you're not sure, choose "Not sure". We treat that cautiously and it becomes an action to find out.

Can I stop and come back?

Yes. Every answer saves as you go. Use the link we email you to carry on from any device. Unfinished reviews are kept for 30 days.

Can I change my answers?

Yes, right up until you click the final "Generate My Results" checkbox. After that your answers are locked, so your report always matches them.

Can I use one code for several sites?

No. One code covers one site and one report. Each site has its own location data and its own answers, so each needs its own review.

Is this a survey or a compliance report?

Neither. RISK is a screening: it uses official data and your answers to show where risks are likely to be higher and what to do first. It isn't a building survey or a certificate, and it isn't an ESOS, SECR or carbon reduction report.

What do you do with my information?

We use it to produce your report and to contact you about it. We don't sell it, and we don't use it to train AI. See our privacy notice.

Built on official Environment Agency, SEPA, Natural Resources Wales, British Geological Survey and Met Office data, and aligned with the UK's Fourth Climate Change Risk Assessment (CCRA4). The future climate is a projection, not a certainty: we tell you what is more likely, never what will definitely happen. A site that has never flooded can still flood.

Act · £395 per site

Climate 2100 PLAN

Your full climate PLAN: every action your site needs, in the right order, with who does it, what it costs and when. RISK shows the problem; PLAN helps you build the right team to deliver it, own it and get the budget approved. Built from your RISK results, in plain English.

£395 per site£345 within 90 days of your RISKBuilt from your RISK results

Register your interest Start with RISK · £99 Already done RISK? Get your PLAN Start with RISK

PLAN launches in early November. Register and you'll be among the first to get it.

RISK tells you what's wrong. PLAN tells you what to do.

RISK shows where your site is exposed and your first 15 actions. PLAN takes every action matched to your site and turns it into a programme you can budget for, assign and track, ready to take to your board, governors or trustees.

When to act

Every action, in order

PLAN helps you reduce the risks to your school, care home, office, manufacturing site or leisure centre. Actions are organised into what to do now and what to plan for later: start with the easy, low-cost actions, then budget for the bigger projects and get sign-off from senior management and governors.

Do now

Quick, low-cost steps: sign up for warnings, clear drains, agree who does what when a warning comes.

Before next summer

Get ready for heat: shading, night-time cooling, a hot-weather routine and extra care for people most at risk.

Next 12 months

Bigger steps to plan and budget for: back-up power, raising critical equipment, drainage and planting.

At your next refit

Changes that cost least when building work is happening anyway: flood-resilient materials, cool or green roofs.

See the difference

Your site today, and after your PLAN

Every action is marked on a drawing of a site like yours, so your board, governors or owners can see what changes and why.

A care home today, with risk points rated high, medium and low — Today

The same care home after the PLAN actions, with shading, a rain garden and most points rated low — After your PLAN

What's in your PLAN

Every action matched to your site, ranked by risk
For each one: what to do, a rough cost, who does it (you, your landlord or a contractor) and why, with the source
Your before-and-after drawing, with each action marked
Ready-to-fill plans: flood plan, heat and severe weather plan, business continuity checklist
A good housekeeping checklist: insurance, warnings, plans and records
Pointers to funding and insurance, and a date to review
A simple, interactive flow of action cards, so everyone in the team knows what to do now, what's next and where things are

What it costs

£395 per site

PLAN is built from your RISK results, so everyone starts with RISK (£99). Get PLAN within 90 days of your RISK results and pay £345.

Several sites together: £355 each for 2–4, £335 for 5–9, £316 for 10 or more. You always pay whichever price is lower. No VAT charged.

Already done RISK? Get your PLAN – we'll email you a private link with your price worked out.

For schools

The Department for Education expects every school to have a climate action plan. PLAN gives you the adaptation and resilience part, mapped to the DfE's climate action plan guidance and ready for governors.

Want to build the rest with staff and students? Pair it with a Climate 2100 WORKSHOP.

Costs are rough bands to help you plan, not quotes. Actions are expected to reduce your risk, not guaranteed to remove it.

Engage · From £1,000

Climate 2100 WORKSHOP

What even is sustainability? Why is climate change such an issue? How would my business benefit? Organise a workshop with us and find out the answers.

Book a workshop

Made for you

Every workshop is designed around your organisation and what you need from it.

Tell us about your people, your site and what you want to achieve, and we'll build the session for exactly that: the right depth, the right examples and the right length. The subjects below are a starting point, not a fixed menu.

Talk to us about your workshop

Where many workshops start

What we can cover

The UN Sustainable Development Goals colour wheel

Sustainability

What is sustainability? What does it mean, and why is it important for my business or sector? What benefits and improvements might we see from having a plan? What are we doing already, and what needs to be done?

All of this can be worked out together in the room, with your interested and engaged colleagues and teams. Delivered in your setting: relaxed, interesting and useful.

Climate change

Surely the climate has always changed? Why does it matter if it changes now? How do we know it's changing, and how certain is certain? Where are we today, what are the risks today, and what might the future look like?

There is no topic more complex in Earth science than climate, so why would we expect everyone to know, care and act without the facts? We help your staff understand it better, make better choices at home and at work, and plan for a better business through the decades of change ahead.

Carbon footprint

What is a carbon footprint and what is it made up of? What are Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions? Why would my company, school or site benefit from measuring them, and what can I do to lower them? What difference can I make when no-one else is doing anything?

Every part of a carbon footprint is a cost to you, so lowering emissions can improve your organisation and save you money. Who wouldn't want that? Carbon footprinting is full of complex words and phrases; we simplify it to the point where everyone gets it and makes better decisions at work and at home.

The Sustainable Development Goals colour wheel is shown for illustration, in line with the UN's guidelines for using the SDG logo and icons. Its use does not imply endorsement by the United Nations.

When you book, tell us who it's for, roughly how many people, which subjects interest you and when suits you. We'll come back with a suggested outline and a price.

Inspire

Climate 2100 TALKS

Engaging, practical talks on what a changing climate means for business, schools and communities. For chambers of commerce, business networks, conferences, events and schools.

Invite Nick to speak

Talks we give

What does climate change mean for my business? For business networks, chambers and conferences.
What will the future look like? An assembly to inspire students, including the careers of the future.
Looking back from 2100. The changes that will come in the decades ahead, seen from the end of the century.
Your own subject. Talk with us about what you would like your audience to know.

Formats

Talks from 30 minutes to 2 hours, as long and as detailed as you want. Created and tailored for you and your audience.

Fees depend on the event. Local business networks and schools: just ask.

Resources · Free

Free templates for your climate journey

Helpful, practical templates you may need or want along the way. Free for everyone, with no sign-up and no email needed.

Flood plan
Who does what before, during and after a flood, with contacts and a checklist.
Download
Flood recovery plan
Getting back up and running safely after water has come in.
Download
Snow and ice plan
Keeping people safe and your site open in freezing weather.
Download
Heat, flood and storm alerts poster
A poster for the staff room: how to sign up for warnings and what to do when one comes.
Download
Climate site walkaround checklist
What to look at, room by room and outside, on a 30-minute walk around your site.
Download
Site resilience and business continuity plan
How you keep going when power, water, staff or suppliers are hit by bad weather.
Download
Sustainability game (UN Sustainable Development Goals)
A game for teams and classrooms built around the 17 UN goals.
Download

The Sustainable Development Goals colour wheel is shown for illustration, in line with the UN's guidelines for using the SDG logo and icons. Its use does not imply endorsement by the United Nations.

About

Big-project climate thinking, made simple enough for everyone.

Climate 2100 started with a simple belief: every business, location, site and school across the UK deserves the kind of climate thinking that, until now, only the biggest organisations could afford.

Founder Nick Drake has spent twenty years at the sharp end of sustainability, on some of the UK's most ambitious projects: national infrastructure, landmark regeneration, flagship retail and central government. He has seen what works when the stakes are high and the budgets are large.

Climate 2100 takes that experience and makes it usable for everyone else. Plain English. Honest prices. Something useful in your hands in days, not months.

Based in Sussex. Working across the UK.

How we work

Three things we believe

Start now, start small

The climate of 2100 is being shaped by what we do this decade. One good step today beats a perfect plan that never starts.

Plain English, always

If you can't explain a risk in a sentence, it won't get acted on. No jargon, no 80-page reports.

Practical over perfect

We leave compliance reporting to others and focus on what makes a real difference to your site, your people and your budget.

Where Nick's experience comes from

Heathrow Terminal 5. Photo: Warren Rohner, CC BY-SA 2.0, cropped, via Wikimedia Commons
AviationHeathrow Terminal 5C
Battersea Power Station. Photo: Paul Farmer, CC BY-SA 2.0, cropped, via Wikimedia Commons
RegenerationBattersea Power Station
Colne Valley Viaduct. Photo: 42 Walkers, CC BY 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Rail infrastructureHS2
Selfridges, Oxford Street. Photo: Simeon87, CC BY-SA 4.0, cropped, via Wikimedia Commons
RetailSelfridges
Public sectorUK Government

Sector photographs on this website are AI-generated illustrations, not Climate 2100 client sites.

Get in touch

Start with a 20-minute conversation

No obligation and no jargon. Tell us about your organisation and we'll suggest where to start. We reply within two working days.

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Privacy

Privacy notice

The short version: we only use your details to help you, we don't sell them, and we don't use them to train AI.

Who we are

Climate 2100 is run by Nick Drake, a sole trader based in Sussex, UK. Contact: info@climate2100.co.uk.

What we collect

When you use the contact form: your name, email, and anything else you choose to give us (organisation, phone, your message). When you use RISK: your name, role, email, your site's details and your answers.

Why we use it

To reply to you, to produce your report, and to send you emails about a review you've started or bought, such as the link to carry on and one reminder if you haven't finished. We do this because you've asked us to, or to provide what you've bought.

How long we keep it

Contact messages: up to 2 years. Unfinished reviews: deleted after 30 days. We keep a short safety buffer in case you're away or unwell, so an unfinished review is never kept for more than 60 days after you last saved it. Reports and purchase records: for a maximum of 3 years.

Who we share it with

Only the services that help us run Climate 2100: our website host, our email provider and our payment provider. We never sell your details, and we don't use them to train AI.

Maps and location data

To check your site, RISK looks up its map location in official datasets and map services, including Ordnance Survey, the Environment Agency, Natural Resources Wales, SEPA, the British Geological Survey, the Met Office and Esri. These services receive the location being checked, not your name or your answers.

Your rights

You can ask to see, correct or delete your information at any time by emailing info@climate2100.co.uk. If you're unhappy with how we've handled it, you can complain to the Information Commissioner's Office (ico.org.uk).