Hyperion · Commodity Trading

Trade on what is happening now, not what gets reported later.

Hyperion tracks rigs, frac crews, turn-in-lines, pipeline flows, and production shifts across North America with daily satellite imaging, so you see market-moving activity weeks before it reaches EIA reports or state filings.

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Trusted by Energy Market Teams Who Need a Timing Edge

Daily

Satellite monitoring across North America

Lower 48

Every interstate pipeline scraped

99%

Frac crew activity accuracy

98%

TIL monitoring accuracy

1–3 months

Ahead of official EIA production data

API

Your stack: API, Snowflake, Excel, plus agentic integration with Bloomberg Terminals

The Problem

The data most traders rely on is already late.

Filings, surveys, and reported figures land after the market has already moved on them. By the time production shows up in an EIA report, the trade is crowded. Hyperion gives you a direct view of physical activity in the field, so you can update forecasts and build conviction before consensus catches up.

The Solution

Hyperion shows the ground truth of activity.

Hyperion watches oil and gas activity directly from space, then ties it to historical production, pipeline flows, and your trading workflow. No surveys. No stale filings.

Daily satellite imaging of North American wellpads

Monitoring for rigs, frac crews, DUCs, TILs, and production signals

Machine learning models built on observed field activity

Forecasts anchored in reality, not proxies

The Problem

Built for desks that can’t wait on the reporting cycle.

You shouldn’t have to size a position on a production number that’s already two months old. Hyperion was built to close that gap.

1–3 months ahead of EIA

Satellite-observed completion activity nowcasts U.S. dry-gas production growth at a ~two-week lead (r = 0.64), running ahead of the official supply print.

Strongest live price tracker

LNG feedgas demand, observed daily, correlates r ≈ 0.57 with front-month gas — the tightest contemporaneous read in the dataset.

A rig count observed, not surveyed

Hyperion counts rigs by seeing them from space, every day, split by basin and by gas vs. oil — while conventional counts wait on weekly operator surveys. A more direct measurement, at higher resolution.

How It Works

Observe → Validate → Forecast

01 / Observe

Observe activity from space

Hyperion detects physical activity from space, including rigs, frac crews, pad activity, and infrastructure changes.

02 / Validate

Validate against the record

Those observations are cross-checked against historical production, pipeline data, operator behavior, and market datasets.

03 / Act

Act through natural-language workflows

Ask questions, generate summaries, build maps, and structure reports, integrate your Bloomberg Terminal for live pricing, and act quickly before the market moves.

From Observation to Position

The only energy dataset that reaches into your trading stack.

Most energy data providers hand you a feed and leave the rest to you — you read their numbers, then switch to your terminal to act. Hyperion works in one motion. Ask a question in plain language, and its agents pull satellite-observed field activity, tie it to production and pipeline flows, and reach live into Bloomberg and Interactive Brokers to put current prices, curves, and positions next to the physical evidence.

See the activity

rigs, frac crews, TILs, and flows, observed daily from space

Pull the market

live prices and forward curves from Bloomberg, right beside the field data

Act on it

push straight into your execution stack, without leaving the workflow

One place to go from what’s happening in the field to what it means for your book.

Example

See the delay before the market does.

A well looks on schedule in public data — but Hyperion sees no frac crew, no TIL signal, and delayed field movement. Your model updates before the lagging report does: the difference between reacting to reported data and trading on observed activity.

Core Value

In trading, the second best data source is worth nothing.

Drilling

Rigs + frac crews

Track drilling and completion activity daily across the U.S. and Canada, with 99% accuracy on frac crew activity.

Production

Production forecasts

Forecast short-term oil and gas production using satellite observations, historical state-reported data, and machine learning.

Completions

Turn-in-line monitoring

Track delayed well start dates directly at scale. Hyperion monitors well-level TIL events with 98% accuracy versus state data and operator guidance.

Midstream

Pipeline intelligence

Use scrapes from every interstate pipeline in the lower 48 to connect field activity with market-moving infrastructure signals.

Differentiation

Built on observation, not reporting.

Every conventional energy dataset — EIA reports, state filings, operator guidance, survey-based feeds — is a record of what was reported. Hyperion is a record of what’s happening. Satellite imagery, machine learning, historical production, and pipeline flows combine into a view of supply that reporting-based providers structurally can’t match, because they’re waiting on the same filings you are.

Conventional rig counts are assembled from weekly operator and contractor surveys. A report of what was said, gathered on a lag. Hyperion counts rigs by observing the pads directly, every day, and separates them by basin and by gas or oil. Instead of the same number, faster, it’s a more direct way of measuring what’s actually turning.

Hyperion Agents

Ask questions. Get answers instantly.

It’s like having a dedicated energy analyst running in the background. One that never sleeps and never loses the thread. Ask a question in plain language and get answers you can trace back to the underlying Hyperion data. And unlike a data feed, the agents reach into the tools you trade with, pulling live Bloomberg prices and connecting to your execution systems, with answers you can trace back to the underlying Hyperion data.