We're happy to announce that we're starting the year with some great news. SmartResilience, has raised £1.1 million in funding from One Planet Capital, FSE, Endeavour Ventures, and Innovate UK to scale its platform that helps organisations translate climate risk into real-world action.
As climate impacts increasingly disrupt operations, infrastructure, and supply chains, we are proud to enable organisations in industries like food, healthcare, and manufacturing to move beyond static risk assessments and reporting. Our platform combines early warning systems, forward-looking climate modelling, and adaptation planning to support day-to-day operational resilience and long-term investment decisions.
We believe, most organisations now understand their climate risk — the real challenge is what to do about it. We focus on turning climate risk into practical operational decisions: when to act, where to intervene, and how to build resilience into assets and supply chains over time.
We work with global customers operating large physical estates and complex supply networks, helping them anticipate and respond to hazards such as flooding, extreme heat, wind, water stress, and climate-driven disruption. Our bespoke platform integrates site-specific risk projections, adaptation modelling, and real-time alerts to guide both immediate response and long-term resilience planning.
The funding round was led by One Planet Capital, with participation from FSE and Endeavour Ventures, alongside continued support from Innovate UK. The investor group brings experience across climate technology, engineering-led innovation, and scaling high-impact resilience solutions.
“SmartResilience is solving a critical gap between climate analytics and operational execution,” said a spokesperson from One Planet Capital.
“Its ability to connect early warning, scenario modelling, and adaptation planning makes it highly relevant for sectors where climate disruption has direct operational and financial consequences.”
We already supports global, blue-chip organisations, delivering decision-grade outputs used by operational teams, resilience leads, and senior decision-makers. The company has secured multi-year enterprise contracts and is seeing growing demand as organisations face increased regulatory scrutiny and more frequent climate-related disruptions.
With this new funding, our team has this year's goals set out:
Advance adaptation modelling and prioritisation for assets and supply chains
Strengthen short-, medium-, and long-term climate resilience planning tools
Scale deployment across UK, Europe, and international markets
We at SmartResilience believe climate resilience is no longer a future planning exercise — it’s an operational requirement. This funding allows us to scale a platform designed to support real decisions, real assets, and real-world resilience.
