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Orbital Eye Attends PTC 2023 in Berlin

We are happy to announce that we will be attending the upcoming Pipeline Technology Conference (PTC) 2023 in Berlin, from 8th to 11th of May. Last year, at the PTC 2022, Alexander Blauw and Arnaud van den Berg gave a presentation on the results of two operational deployments of satellite-based monitoring with CoSMiC-EYE: one deployment […]

Farewell to Stijn: A Hummus-Fueled Celebration

Yesterday, the Orbital Eye team had a fantastic dinner at a hummus restaurant located in the city center of Delft. The choice for a hummus restaurant was easy since it’s Stijn Hoefsloot’s favorite food. Legend says it runs through his veins. Sadly, Stijn’s time at Orbital Eye has come to an end, as he’s now embarking […]

Orbital Eye Monitors Pipeline Safety After Train Accident in the Netherlands

Last week, a tragic train accident occurred in the Netherlands, caused by a collision with a small construction crane that was on the train track. As a provider of advanced monitoring solutions, Orbital Eye is closely monitoring the affected area where some of our customers’ pipelines are located. With our satellite-based monitoring solution, we detected […]

Orbital Eye Partners with Climate Space NL to Combat Methane Emissions

“Orbital Eye, a logical partner” In this article, published by Climate Space NL, Arnaud explains why Orbital Eye has joined the Climate Space NL consortium. Climate Space NL offers an independent emission monitoring system that uses satellite data to detect greenhouse gas emissions at the source level. The result: about 35 times more accurate observations than current […]

Orbital Eye Ready to Support Hydrogen Infrastructure Transition with COSMIC-EYE

In this article, it is described that EU countries have agreed on building a hydrogen-fueling infrastructure by 2030. TNO concludes that for the Netherlands this will result in substantial demand, requiring an average supply per fueling station of 2 tons per day. Meeting this demand, in the long run, will only be sustainable with hydrogen supply by […]

Orbital Eye Team Event Playing Padel

This week the Orbital Eye team could be found at the padel courts. 🎾 This team event was a smashing success, with fierce competition and a fantastic display of teamwork. Whether we’re monitoring pipelines from space or playing padel on the ground, the teamwork and enthusiasm that we have at Orbital Eye is clearly visible! […]

World Water Day: Orbital Eye Monitors Critical Water Transport Pipelines for Dutch Water Companies

World Water Day! 💧 Orbital Eye is now monitoring the critical transport pipelines of three Dutch water companies – Dunea, PWN, and Waternet, providing clean drinking water to over 2.2 million households in the Netherlands. These large pipelines transport pre-treated water from the rivers (Dunea), from the Lekkanaal (Waternet), and from the Ijsselmeer (PWN), to the Dutch water […]

Orbital Eye and National Fuel Gas Discuss Successful Pipeline Monitoring Results in Buffalo Meeting

Yesterday Orbital Eye met in Buffalo with its customer from New York State: National Fuel Gas Company. 🇺🇸 Orbital Eye has monitored part of National Fuel’s pipeline network since summer 2022, and the promising results of this first monitoring period were discussed during the meeting at National Fuel’s headquarters. In this project, we worked together with GTI Energy and Energy Experts […]

Orbital Eye Attends PRCI Conference in Houston

And we’re here! 🤠 Today the PRCI – Pipeline Research Council International conference started in Houston, Texas. Orbital Eye is attending with Arnaud van den Berg and Joaquim Rosa to exchange information with pipeline operators from all over the world about satellite-based monitoring of pipelines. In the opening session this morning, it was once again highlighted that excavation damage is still one of […]

Orbital Eye and Sensar Meet-Up

Last week, the Orbital Eye team met with our office neighbors – the Sensar team! As we are both providing monitoring services based on satellite data there was plenty of information and knowledge to exchange. Whereas Orbital Eye uses satellite data to detect activities at the earth’s surface, Sensar looks at movements of the earth’s surface by […]