Mining & resources.
Every drilling permit, mining claim and site incident, the day it surfaces.
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What it answers.
- Which operators won the most Permian Basin drilling permits this week, and how soon do they usually start drilling?
- Is anyone staking claims or applying for mining titles near our ground in Nevada or Western Australia?
- Is the mine our supplier names actually working, and has its pit or tailings dam changed recently?
- Do the reserves this miner reports match the blasting and pit growth at the mine itself?
- If a hurricane shut in US Gulf offshore output for three weeks, how many barrels could our contracts lose, and how bad could it get?
- When violation notices keep rising at a mine, does a serious accident really tend to follow within months?
Who uses it.
Commodity traders and mining analysts
Will a producer deliver the copper, gold or oil it forecast? Site-by-site blasting, pit change, new wells and safety stoppages test that mid-quarter.
Oilfield service companies and rig contractors
Where to send rigs, crews, sand and pipe next. New permits by operator and basin, with each operator's usual permit-to-drill wait.
Exploration and land teams
Where to stake ground before rivals move. An alert flags claims bunching in one district: sometimes the first sign of a find.
Lenders and metal buyers
Is the mine behind the loan or lithium contract licensed, working and run safely? Titles, safety record and pit change sit on one page.
Underwriters and risk engineers at licensed insurers
On what terms to cover a mine, platform or tailings dam. Incidents per active well or mine, against peers, show whether a record is improving.
What we model, test and run.
A new play forming
Claims bunch in one district, fresh ground breaks, first blasts register. Recognised as it forms on US federal land or in Western Australia, with what it likely leads to: titles, resources, new mines.
One barrel, two benchmarks
US crude at Cushing and North Sea crude can sit far apart. Between them: pipeline, terminals, voyage and quality. When does the gap beat those costs, and for how long?
Warnings before an accident
When violation notices rise at a mine three months running, does an accident follow within six months? How often, and how soon.
Field shut-in stress run
A US Gulf hurricane shut-in or a North Sea stop, run on your contracts, loans or positions: lost output, restart time, and how bad it could get.
Site tracking engine
A financed mine falls quiet: a credit review opens. A supplier's licence lapses: shipments held. Runs in your systems, on your rules.
What we build for you.
New-well radar and lead-time model
Every new permit and well started, onshore in Texas and offshore in US and Norwegian waters. For each permit, the operator's usual range of weeks to drilling.
Staking rush alert
New claims and title applications per district, on US federal land and in Western Australia. An alert when many land in one area. Companies named; private individuals left out.
Mine pulse
Blasting and change at each pit, dump and tailings dam, from Nevada to the Pilbara. Flags pauses, restarts and new ground for a person to check.
Reserves against the ground
Each US-listed miner's stated resources and reserves, on a timeline beside claims, blasting and pit change at the site. Increases with no matching work on the ground are marked.
Operator safety model
Incidents, notices, deaths and withdrawal orders per active well or mine, for each US operator. Where a run of warnings is building, what it likely means. Estimates, for you to judge.
Delivered to you.
Drilling assistant for service companies
In your team chat: a weekly note of new permits, new wells and offshore leases changing hands. Ask about any operator's drilling.
Site files
One file on a named mine or field: titles, permits, incidents, notices, stated reserves and satellite scenes over time. The judgement stays yours.
Safety benchmarking
A mine owner's or offshore operator's incidents, notices and deaths, set against peers in the same commodity or waters. For safety teams and licensed insurers.
Reconciliation and disclosure packages
A resource estimate reconciled against production and the activity seen at the site. Packaged to a recognised disclosure code, for a competent person to sign.
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