Geoffrey Craig, Senior Product Strategist

This article is the sixth in a series that explores how satellite-based analytics can effectively monitor China’s energy sector for signs of military preparations.

Geoffrey Craig, Senior Product Strategist

This article is the fifth in a series that explores how satellite-based analytics can effectively monitor China’s energy sector for signs of military preparations.

China is not only the world’s largest coal producer, but also its biggest consumer. Although coal's share in China’s energy mix has declined, its overall consumption continues to grow.

Geoffrey Craig, Senior Product Strategist

This article is the fourth in a series that explores how satellite-based analytics can effectively monitor China’s energy sector for signs of military preparations.

Although many countries store crude oil in vast underground caverns, China is uniquely subject to an exceptional level of scrutiny for its storage practices.

Geoffrey Craig, Senior Product Strategist

This article is the third in a series that explores how satellite-based analytics can effectively monitor China’s energy sector for signs of military preparations.

In the event of a US-led naval blockade or embargo, where would China turn for oil imports if tankers could not arrive?

Geoffrey Craig, Senior Product Strategist

This article is the second in a series that explores how satellite-based analytics can effectively monitor China’s energy sector for signs of military preparations.

Geoffrey Craig, Senior Product Strategist

This article is the first in a series that explores how satellite-based analytics can monitor China’s energy sector for signs of military preparations.

After the severe damage to the Kakhovka Dam on June 6, immediate attention shifted towards the nearby Zaporizhzhia facility, Europe's largest nuclear power plant.

The plant relies on water from the vast reservoir behind the dam to cool its reactors and spent fuel. While the flooded downstream area drew significant concern, the primary focus upstream was the decrease in water levels and its potential impact on the safety of the Zaporizhzhia plant.

Can anyone outside Ethiopia gain insight into this remote region? The answer is yes. Keep reading to learn how. 

From the perspective of Addis Ababa, GERD represents an engine of economic growth, with the potential to lift millions of people out of poverty.

In Khartoum and Cairo, the same project is viewed with anxiety, threatening to cut off the primary source of water used for drinking and farm irrigation.