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We watch energy infrastructure, from orbit.

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Night lights · Niger Delta
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Barrels lost to theft per day across Nigeria
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Oil slicks detected, Gulf of Guinea, Jan–May 2026
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Pipeline corridors and terminals under continuous watch
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Refresh cadence, regional surveillance tier
Why it matters

A new standard for protecting infrastructure.

Protecting energy infrastructure has always depended on what reaches you from the ground: patrol reports, community tip-offs, the occasional flyover. It is slow, uneven, and blind at night or in bad weather, so by the time word arrives, the damage is often already done. Continuous satellite watch changes that. Monitoring becomes proactive, all-weather, and around the clock, so operators see what is changing across their entire footprint and act before it becomes a production, safety, or security problem.

What we detect

Every angle reveals a different signal of change.

Change hides in plain sight. A film on the water, heat where there should be none, a scar in the vegetation, a shift in the air. No single view tells the whole story, so we bring them together.

Change detected on water Spills & films

Films on water

Spills and slicks spreading on the water, seen through cloud and darkness.

Unexpected heat detected Heat

Heat where there should be none

Unexpected heat, flagged around the clock.

Surface and vegetation change Land & vegetation

Scarred ground

Cleared vegetation and new access routes.

Change in the air around a site Gas & emissions

Gas in the air

Leaks, flaring and emission plumes around a site.

Many signals. One verdict.

Week minus one · Sentinel-1

Oil-slick polygons cover the creek mouth.

Seven days before a Navy raid at Allison community, Bonny LGA, radar flags dark films spreading on the water.

Week minus one · VIIRS

Thermal pixels cluster on land.

A second satellite, six days apart, tells the same story: something is burning that should not be.

Raid week · Sentinel-1

The water runs clean.

The week of the operation, the slick polygons vanish from the radar return.

Raid week · VIIRS

The fires go dark.

Both signatures collapse together. Six weeks of Site Watch then confirms dismantlement, or flags re-emergence for follow-up tasking.

SAR, week minus one Thermal, week minus one SAR, raid week Thermal, raid week
SAR · Bonny C12 · Week −1
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Coverage

Eleven corridors. One picture.

ESCRAVOS FORCADOS NEMBE · BRASS BONNY · TNP QUA IBOE PORT HARCOURT NCTL CORRIDOR
Elevated risk this cycle Monitored AOI · nominal
Validation

Detected by us. Confirmed by the record.

01Allison community raid, Bonny LGASAR + Thermal 02Nembe creek refining clusterThermal + SO₂ 03Trans-Niger Pipeline interdictionSAR + Optical
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Built for

The people who have to act on it.

01

Naval & security forces

Risk-tiered patrol intelligence instead of open-ended ocean surveillance.

02

Oil & gas operators

Theft on your pipeline segments caught in hours, not weeks.

03

Regulators & ministries

Independent, multi-sensor verification of operator-reported incidents.

04

Insurers & underwriters

Empirical loss-event detection across the entire corridor.

Get in touch

The satellites are already overhead.

If you operate, regulate, secure, or insure crude oil infrastructure in Sub-Saharan Africa, we'd like to hear from you.

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