Solutions

Underwrite assets
you will never stand on.

For banks, hedge funds, infrastructure investors and risk teams.

Construction and operating evidence that does not come from the sponsor, so delays and underperformance surface before a covenant test or a quarterly mark.

Schematic: a sweep across a portfolio of twelve assets marks each as matching its report, behind schedule, or contradicting its report
Every asset in the book, checked against observation on the same basis. Schematic, not actual data.

The Gap

Your exposure is physical. Your reporting is not.

Sponsor updates, borrower reports and quarterly filings all come from the party with the most to gain from how they read. Observation is the independent check.

Independent of the sponsor

Construction and operating evidence comes from observation, not from the party reporting on itself.

Early warning

Delays and underperformance surface before they reach a covenant test or a quarterly mark.

Portfolio-wide

Every asset in a book is watched on the same basis, so risk compares across positions.

Audit-ready

Each finding carries the observation behind it, which is what an investment committee or a regulator will ask for.

Schematic: two projects tracked through construction stages; Project A progresses to commissioning, Project B stops at foundations before the announced in-service date
One project on schedule, one stalled before its reported date.

In Practice

Check the sponsor update.

A sponsor update reports the schedule the sponsor wants to show. Observed construction marks each stage on site, so a build that has stopped changing reads as delayed before it reaches a covenant test or a quarterly mark.

Each finding carries the observation behind it, which is what an investment committee or a regulator will ask for.

Illustrative chart: observed production continues past the last filing, and new wells appear in the observed record before they are reported
Observed production keeps moving after the last filing lands. Illustrative, not actual data.

Production Against Guidance

Mark the position before the quarter does.

For producing assets, observed production runs ahead of filings and borrower reports, so a trend against guidance shows up before it reaches a quarterly mark.

Every asset in the book is watched on the same basis, so risk compares cleanly across positions and against peers.

On Your Desk

What a risk team gets.

INDEPENDENCE

Not the sponsor

Evidence from observation, not from the party reporting on itself.

CONSTRUCTION

Stage by stage

Build progress against the reported schedule.

PRODUCTION

Against guidance

Operator production trends from the observed record.

PORTFOLIO

One basis

Every asset watched the same way, so risk compares across positions.

EVIDENCE

Audit-ready

Each finding carries the observation behind it.

DELIVERY

Where you work

Platform, agents, API, Snowflake or Excel.

In the Platform

Your book, by stage.

Every project you hold, with its observed stage set against the date it was reported on.

Illustrative dashboard: a map of tracked energy projects colored by observed construction stage, and a project list comparing observed progress with announced dates
Illustrative dashboard with synthesized data.

Use Cases

The questions this desk asks.

Is this project on the schedule the sponsor reported?

How is this operator’s production trending against guidance?

Which assets in our book look delayed?

Where does observed activity contradict the borrower’s report?

How does this asset compare with its peers?

What has changed at this site since our last review?

Capabilities

What answers them.

Energy project under construction

Vulcan

Construction & Project Completion

Which announced projects have broken ground, which have stalled, and when each is likely to come online.

Production forecast chart

Hyperion

Production Monitoring & Forecasting

Well-level production history and forward forecasts across US oil and gas, with natural gas supply and demand balances that move as field activity does.

Frac crews and rigs detected on a pad

Hyperion · BasinIQ

Drilling & Completion Activity

Rigs, frac crews, DUCs and completions counted from observation, so activity surfaces before it reaches a filing.

FAQ

Questions buyers ask.

Why is observation more reliable than borrower reporting?

Borrower reports and sponsor updates come from the party with the most to gain from how they read. Observation is independent of the sponsor.

Which assets can you cover?

Physical energy assets: projects under construction, operating plants and facilities, and producing oil and gas acreage.

How early do problems show up?

Delays and underperformance surface in the observed record before they reach a covenant test or a quarterly mark.

Can it compare an asset with its peers?

Yes. Every asset is watched on the same basis, so performance compares across a book and against peers.

What evidence comes with a finding?

The observation behind it, so an investment committee or a regulator can see what the conclusion rests on.

How do I get the data?

In the platform, through agents, by API, in Snowflake or in Excel, so the answer arrives in the system your team already uses.

Get Started

Run it against a position you hold.

Bring an asset or a book and we will show you the observed record next to what has been reported to you.