Orbio Earth

Orbio Earth provides satellite based monitoring of industrial methane emissions, with a focus on oil and gas infrastructure. The platform ingests data from public satellites, detects methane by analyzing how the gas absorbs light at specific wavelengths, quantifies each plume while accounting for wind and atmospheric conditions, and links the emission source to a specific ground asset. Results are aggregated into company level emissions reports. The service is aimed at energy companies, investors and financial institutions that need to manage methane regulation and portfolio risk. The vendor positions its data as an alternative to generic emission calculation methods, which it says underreport actual emissions. Stated capabilities include asset level measurement across sites, regions and companies, establishing how long super emitter events lasted, and root cause analysis to help prioritize reduction work. The company reports that it scans oil and gas facilities worldwide every couple of days and cites a validation study with Stanford University. Pricing is not published. The site directs visitors to a Pricing and Demo page that is a contact form, so cost is arranged through a demo request with the sales team. The company was founded by Jack Angela and Robert Huppertz, and its team is made up of scientists and engineers in remote sensing, data science and software.