Earthpulse, S.L.

Earthpulse is a Spanish geospatial analytics company that transforms complex satellite data into actionable strategic intelligence, helping organizations understand risk, prepare for disruptions, and build resilience across critical infrastructure and resources. By making geospatial analysis scalable and accessible, Earthpulse enables clients to move from reactive crisis management to proactive risk governance — anticipating problems before they become incidents. Satellite data has become one of the most powerful and underutilized inputs in infrastructure risk management. The combination of synthetic aperture radar, multispectral imagery, and other remote sensing modalities can detect ground subsidence around pipelines, monitor vegetation encroachment on power line corridors, track changes in water bodies near dams, and identify early signs of structural stress in critical assets — all without physical inspection. Earthpulse's platform turns that raw data stream into intelligence products that infrastructure operators, insurers, and government agencies can actually use in their decision-making workflows. The company's offering spans the full data-to-decision pipeline, from the ingestion and processing of raw satellite inputs through the application of AI-driven analytics to the delivery of user-facing intelligence products tailored to specific operational needs. This end-to-end approach means clients don't need to build their own geospatial data science capability — they get the insight, not the data engineering challenge. Earthpulse's growth strategy is built around partnerships and ecosystem development, collaborating with infrastructure operators, risk consultancies, insurers, and public sector bodies to embed geospatial intelligence into the risk management processes of organizations that manage assets and resources at scale. As climate change intensifies the frequency and severity of physical hazards, the ability to monitor and anticipate those risks through satellite intelligence is shifting from a competitive advantage to a fundamental operational requirement.