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Closing the “Gates of Hell”

The Darvaza “Gates of Hell” gas crater in Turkmenistan has been making headlines after the country’s President Gurbanguly Berdymukhamedov vowed to extinguish its flames

Glasgow was a Kayrros moment

In many ways, the Glasgow Climate Pact signed by nearly 200 countries on November 13 has highlighted the need for more robust measurements of

There’s more to Shell’s Permian exit than cutting GHG emissions

When Royal Dutch Shell announced its decision to divest its Permian tight oil assets in mid-September, most market commentators jumped on the notion that

Drone flights over Cushing: Bringing transparency on crude inventories to 100%

The time for total transparency on Cushing crude inventories is now Despite the phenomenal growth of China’s oil storage capacity and actual stock levels

Taking climate action now—how satellite data can help

Atmospheric measurements empower fossil fuel producers to cut methane emissions faster, at lower cost Unlike carbon emissions, which are comparatively easy to estimate but

Methane Emissions from Australia’s Bowen Basin

Kayrros scientists measure an average 1.6 million tons of methane per year emitted from the basin’s coal mines Executive Summary: The coal sector is

Satellite Data Show Sharp Increase in Radiant Heat Surrounding Telegraph Fire

Arizona’s raging Telegraph fire, the sixth-largest in the state’s history at the latest count, has defied expectations. The fire seemed to be dying down

Europe Steel Mill Recovery Runs out of Steam

Executive Summary After a roller-coaster year in steel production amid Covid-19 shutdowns, the recovery in European steel mill utilization rates has stalled. Kayrros measures

COLONIAL UPDATE: Geospatial data track the market response to the pipeline disruption in near realtime

Colonial Pipeline, a top supplier of oil products in the US East Coast, the region known as PADD 1 in oil statistics, suffered an

France’s Landes de Gascogne Forest Has a 3D Geospatial Twin Guardian

Imagine being able to take a stereoscopic image from space of anything on Earth, and then use this image to build a 3D digital