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Description
Oil spills in the sea are detected from space using satellites.
Founded in
Year of company creation
2019
Headquarters
Headquarters
Paterna
Offices
Offices in
Dubai
Employees
11-50 employees
Level of internalization
Level of internalization
Saudi Arabia, Colombia, Chile
Main products and services
Main products and services
- Proactive 24/7 monitoring of oil spills across large areas.
- Emergency activation for accidents or attacks.
- Water quality detection.
- Detection of leaks in marine and land gas pipelines.
Key to success
Key to success
The company's founders worked for 15 years on maritime rescue aircraft and realized that it is much cheaper to monitor from a satellite than from an aircraft.
Growth
Growth
Last year they had a turnover of 3.5 million euros, and this year 3.9 million euros.
Future plans
Future plans
Win UK and CleanSeaNet public tenders and competitions in Europe for monitoring British and European waters. CleanSeaNet is a service provided by the European Maritime Safety Agency (EMSA) that uses satellites to detect oil spills and pollution at sea.
Data used
Open data used
- Data sources: public administrations and national and international public bodies.
- Open data used: meteorological data, cartography, maritime data, and satellite images from public Earth observation programs.
- Type of data sources: public.
Links to data sources
Clients
Customers
SIRC, SAIL (Saudi Arabia), Repsol, ARAMCO
Marketing model
Marketing model
Monthly payment for monitoring service or activation fee for emergency service. They bill both through partners and directly.
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