THE CHALLENGE
When Infrastructure Grows Faster Than Visibility
Aging grids, extreme weather, and rising demand are placing growing pressure on transmission and distribution networks.
Yet many utilities still depend on manual patrols, and helicopter flights to understand conditions across thousands of kilometers of lines and access roads.
Vegetation encroachment, land movement, and third-party activity can develop into outages, wildfires, or safety incidents long before they’re visible in the field. At the same time, regulatory expectations demand continuous, auditable oversight. Utilities need a scalable way to monitor their networks, continuously, not asset by asset.
THE SOLUTION
A Space-Based Intelligence Layer for Utilities
Satellite imagery and advanced analytics combine to create a persistent intelligence layer for utility networks. High-resolution optical and SAR imagery deliver detailed views of corridors and assets; mission-management systems coordinate tasking, data flow, and operational workflows; and analytics modules convert this information into actionable insight on vegetation risk, asset condition, and environmental change.
Across long-distance transmission corridors and dense distribution networks, utilities gain a unified, near-continuous view of lines, substations, and surrounding terrain, enabling more precise crew allocation, fewer unplanned outages, and more resilient, data-driven operations.














































