Energy Utilities
Protect vital energy infrastructure, quickly respond to outages, and keep people safe with effective hyper-local weather monitoring.

Protect vital energy infrastructure, quickly respond to outages, and keep people safe with effective hyper-local weather monitoring.
Accurately predict short-term load and buy power accordingly.
Severe weather can strike at any time. Data puts you in a position to act.
A single, hyper-local view of conditions that impact your energy assets.
decrease downtime
With the power of the network, you can instantly see where and when outages have been triggered by weather incidents. Armed with precise data, you can swiftly deploy responders to address the issues, keeping customers happy while minimizing financial and reputational risk.
preparedness
Severe weather is pushing electrical systems beyond the limits of their design – increasing outages and destabilizing supply. Real-time, local weather intelligence helps you prepare for challenging conditions and do all you can to keep the lights on when lightning, wildfires, and other severe weather strikes.
situational awareness
Severe weather can put customer and staff lives at risk. It’s important you have the ability to visualize changing conditions and analyze safety risks in the moments that matter. With a clear picture of the situation, you can safely deploy your teams.
FTS360 integrates sensor, station, and camera data to provide complete situational awareness of current and potential wildfire events.
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Find out moreWebinar
We discuss how wildfires are a major challenge for utilities and local agencies managing Wildland Urban Interface (WUI). This free, one-hour learning session focuses on how organizations are addressing the wildfire event curve head-on with leading monitoring tools and software, including how to: