Energy & Utilities
Watch every kilometer of your network
Detect vegetation encroachment, third-party construction and asset changes along transmission lines and pipelines — and track new generation as it’s built.
- of corridor monitored per customer
- 120k kmof corridor monitored per customer
- faster vegetation work prioritization
- 3xfaster vegetation work prioritization
- helicopter patrol hours
- −60%helicopter patrol hours
The challenge
Why the old way doesn’t scale
Teams are asked to make faster, higher-stakes decisions about places they can’t see often enough.
Vast, remote networks
Patrolling corridors by helicopter or truck is expensive and infrequent.
Wildfire & outage risk
Vegetation contact is a leading cause of outages and ignition events.
Encroachment goes unnoticed
Unauthorized digging and building near pipelines is found too late.
Use cases
What teams do with Lens
Start with a proven workflow, then adapt models, cadences and alerts to your operations.
Models used
- Vegetation height
- Solar panels v3
- Wind turbines
- Construction activity
- 01
Vegetation management
Estimate canopy height and clearance along every span and prioritize trimming.
- 02
Right-of-way monitoring
Alert on new construction, excavation or vehicles inside pipeline corridors.
- 03
Renewables tracking
Detect new solar and wind installations and measure capacity added by region.
- 04
Storm damage triage
Locate downed lines and damaged structures after severe weather.
“Lens replaced two-thirds of our patrol flights and pointed crews to the spans that actually needed work.”
Live in weeks, not quarters
A dedicated solutions engineer sets up your areas, models and alerts during a 14-day pilot on your own data.
- Pilot on your own AOIs
- Pre-configured workflows
- Accuracy report on your data
- Integrates with your tools
- Enterprise security
- Transparent, area-based pricing
Explore other solutions
See your area of interest through a new lens
Book a 30-minute walkthrough on your own geography. We’ll run live detections and show what’s changed — no GIS expertise required.