Latest
16h agoSaanich Starts Five-Year Upgrade Of Water Meter Reading Equipment At 30,000 Properties 17h agoDubai’s Moro Hub Partners With ThingsBoard To Host Government IoT Applications On Moro Cloud 22h agoMonza Completes 12,688-Point LED Streetlight Replacement And Adds QR Fault Reporting 23h agoUSDOT Selects UCLA, University Of Michigan And Derq For $5.5M Intersection Safety Phase One YesterdaySIEL-Territoire d’Énergie Loire Reaches 25,000 Sensors On Its ROC42 LoRaWAN Network YesterdayMBTA Begins Hayden AI Bus Lane And Bus Stop Camera Enforcement On Routes SL4 And SL5 YesterdayLos Angeles Council Approves 50 DASH Bus Enforcement Cameras In $3.43M Hayden AI Contract 22 OctFriuli Venezia Giulia Council Backs Adaptive Streetlight Study After €156.6M Udine Crash Toll 22 OctNYC Department of Transportation Ends Automotus Curb Camera Pilot on the Upper West Side 22 OctAomori Prefecture Installs 12 AI Bear-Detection Cameras In Hakkoda Mountains After Fatal Attack
Kurrantly News · Weekly briefingThe week in smart cities and utilities, in one email
Share
Energy · Norway

Norwegian DSO adopts StormGeo’s GridEyes for AI-driven vegetation management

Kurrant News Desk · ·1 min read

Norwegian distribution system operator (DSO) Lede has partnered with StormGeo to deploy GridEyes, an AI- and satellite-based platform designed to enhance vegetation management and grid resilience.

Developed with support from the European Space Agency (ESA), the Norwegian Water Resources and Energy Directorate (NVE), and Western Norway University of Applied Sciences (HVL), GridEyes combines satellite imagery and analytics to identify and prioritise vegetation risks that could threaten power infrastructure.

The rollout marks the commercial debut of GridEyes, which forms part of StormGeo’s Utility Solution Suite alongside tools for weather forecasting, outage prediction, and extreme weather response.