In Frebruary 2022, Spottitt has formally committed to the United Nations Race to Zero. Sustainability has always been a key driver for Spottitt, being a core part of our mission and our product development efforts. Indeed, with our satellite analytics services we provide infrastructure owners with the only net zero solution to monitor their assets at scale. With our flagship “Pipeline Shield” and “Line Shield” services, we help utilities all over the World protect their networks, preventing losses and detecting harmful water and methane leaks. Moreover, as many companies are already facing the effects of climate change, we help them monitor the impact of severe weather conditions, floods and land movements on their remote assets.
At Spottitt, we know that avoiding global warming higher than 1.5°C requires immediate and coordinated action and we are lucky to work closely with companies that can make a huge impact on our environment. This is why we are happy to see that more and more utilities start to see themselves as “land owners”, willing to track the impact of their activities on their natural capital. For them, Spottitt developed a specific service called “Biodiversity Watch”.
“We want Spottitt to play its part in contributing to climate action. That’s why we’ve signed the SME Climate Commitment and are using its new collection of tools to plan our sustainability strategy. In H1 2022 we will be calculating our Scope 1 and 2 emissions and understanding what the main sources are for Scope 3 emissions, H2 2022 will see us develop, commit to and start implementation of our sustainability strategy.” says Lucy Kennedy, co-founder and CEO.
Come to say hi and learn about how our digital inspection solution helps utility companies around the world improve their network performance and resiliency by employing high-res satellite imagery and AI technology.
Spottitt is happy to announce two winners of free Proof of Concepts (PoC). With the Spottitt MF beta program, Spottitt gave the chance to two utility network operators to get a free high-resolution analysis of 100 km of assets.
Spottitt’s digital inspection solution for critical assets is among the top applicants selected for Newchip’s exclusive accelerator. The accelerator has helped over 1,500 founders from more than 50 countries and 250 cities raise over $450 million in funding with an estimated portfolio of over $9 billion.
So you have an application or use case that lends itself to the use of SAR satellite imagery, for example flood monitoring, disaster response, illegal fishing, land and asset motion etc. You already know that the resolution and/or revisit frequency of open source SAR imagery from the likes of Sentinel-1, PALSAR, RADARSAT-1 etc. won’t meet your needs so it is time to review the offering of the growing number of providers of commercial SAR imagery.
Is it possible to inspect and protect critical infrastructure from the sky with the help of satellites? Let’s discuss this and see what are the use cases and benefits of infrastructure sector monitoring by using satellites.
Earth Observation satellites are used by utilities all over the world to increase their risk awareness and digitalise their operations. But what kind of data can satellites provide, and what are the most common use cases?
We won’t stop until satellite analytics become the norm for large and small businesses Worldwide, to monitor their assets at scale in a sustainable way.
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