Carbon Eye

Verify CO₂ claims per location with satellite data

Carbon Eye is being developed to set reported or estimated emissions next to satellite observations, per location and over time. First results are expected in 2026. You can discuss the approach now.

Carbon Eye

Test CO₂ claims against reality

Emission inventories and internal estimates can be incomplete or delayed. Carbon Eye is being developed to set reported CO₂ next to satellite observations, so gaps between claim and measurement become visible per location or asset. That comparison is not available yet.

  • Comparison with the satellite signal, in development
  • Fact-check per asset or portfolio, not available yet
  • Intended for audits and due diligence
Carbon Eye: CO₂ validation with satellite data

Heatmap

See where CO₂ signals concentrate

Satellite observations make emission hotspots around sites visible as a heatmap on the location. Carbon Eye is being developed to set those spatial signals next to your claims. That heatmap layer is not available yet.

  • Hotspots per location and asset, in development
  • Plumes and peaks in one view
  • A complement to the inventory, not a replacement
Satellite heatmap of CO₂ signals around an industrial site

Insight

An independent complement to reported emissions

Financial institutions and organisations often rely on late, incomplete scope 1–3 disclosures. Carbon Eye is being developed to track emission trends at asset and regional level, so you can include emission trends in your risk analysis and portfolio management. That monitoring is not available yet.

  • Monitoring at asset and regional level, in development
  • Trend analysis over time, not a snapshot
  • Comparable across locations and sectors
Satellite imagery for portfolio screening of emission signals

Scale

From proven technology to global scale

With support from ESA and NSO, we are developing Carbon Eye into a globally scalable product. Satellite data and AI make CO₂ emissions visible per location for companies, governments and financial institutions. First results are expected in 2026.

  • ESA- and NSO-supported further development
  • Aimed at industrial sites, regions and chains
  • First results expected in 2026
Satellite imagery as a basis for global CO₂ monitoring

Solutions

Independent verification of CO₂ claims

This is the intended application. Carbon Eye is in development. First results are expected in 2026.

  • Independent fact-check

    Compare reported or estimated emissions with satellite observations.

  • Global asset coverage

    Monitor per location and per asset, including outside local networks.

  • Trends over time

    Track emission signals quarterly and across years, not a snapshot.

  • Satellite as reference

    Use an objective observation layer alongside internal or reported data.

Frequently asked questions about Carbon Eye

More questions? Visit our FAQ page

Discuss Carbon Eye for your organisation

Tell us briefly how you want to use Carbon Eye. We will get in touch.

Register your interest in Carbon Eye

We only use your details to reply to this message. Read the privacy statement.