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FRI

20

APR 2018
GEOINT2018: Ursa Making an Impact



GEOINT 2018 is here already and the Ursa team (Booth #502) could not be more excited. We have many things in store next week, from a main stage speaking engagement to company growth announcements.

MON

15

JAN 2018
The Shanghai Crude Oil Benchmark is on the Horizon



TUE

09

JAN 2018
Why Direct Measurements are Better for Global Energy Data


(Fig 1: The same image of Ningbo, China taken on the same day. Optical imagery is on the left. SAR imagery, which can see through clouds, is on the right.)

Not only is the type of sensors used important, but the methods of collection and the measurement approaches can also be essential to building a valuable data product. For instance, the following can all impact quality:

The frequency of collect

Consistent area collects

The use of direct measurement versus estimation and interpolation

TUE

14

NOV 2017
Chinese Refinery Runs Predicted by Ursa & ClipperData Analysis
THU

26

OCT 2017
ClipperData & Ursa Partner to Monitor China Refinery Demand

The combination of reliable storage and vessel-by-vessel cargo tracking to deliver unprecedented granular transparency of China’s weekly crude oil demand

WED

25

OCT 2017
Ursa Space Systems Secures $7 Million Series A Financing from Paladin Capital Group, NEA, RRE Ventures, and S&P Global

New funds will help fuel earth observation analytics company to bring transparency to the global economy

MON

23

OCT 2017
Ursa Predicts Chinese Oil Demand


This morning, Bloomberg published an article regarding an analysis piece written by Barclays Plc analysts, fueled by Ursa China Oil Storage data.

By using Ursa’s consistent and reliable oil inventory measurements all throughout China, Barclays was able to conclude that, “... this is bullish for oil fundamentals... It implies that China’s refinery runs and end-use consumption may be understated, and that global balances are tighter than consensus and our own forecasts.”

FRI

11

AUG 2017
China Imports Down - What Could This Mean?

July data for China crude oil imports shows a noticeable drop from 8.79 mbd to 8.16 mbd, as noted in the media: