The collaboration integrates LatConnect 60’s Earth Observation capabilities into Phi Earth’s digital Monitoring, Reporting and Verification (dMRV) platform. By linking space-based insights with ground-truthed field intelligence, the companies aim to build an Earth-enabled Digital Twin. This architecture creates a continuous feedback loop, allowing project developers to validate satellite-derived metrics against real-world biological performance throughout the lifecycle of a project.
Phi Earth and LatConnect 60 Bridge the Gap Between Orbit and Soil
Satellites capture vast swaths of environmental data, yet the view from space often lacks the nuance of ground-level reality. Phi Earth Technologies and Australian intelligence firm LatConnect 60 are now merging these perspectives, launching a partnership to fuse orbital imagery with field-validated data for regenerative biomass projects.

Stewart Gunnery, CEO of Phi Earth, notes that the true utility of environmental data lies in its capacity to guide decision-making, rather than mere collection. The partnership initiates its focus on biomass and regenerative agriculture projects across Malaysia and Australia, targeting crops such as napier grass, sweet sorghum, and agave. For LatConnect 60 founder Venkat Pillay, this serves as a practical demonstration of how orbital intelligence can move beyond theoretical monitoring to provide actionable, high-integrity data for the carbon market and ecosystem stakeholders.



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