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(On-Demand) From cycles to risk-based planning: A smarter approach to vegetation management
On-demand
In this webinar, StormGeo and Norwegian DSO Lede explores how satellite imagery, AI and weather intelligence can provide a clearer understanding of vegetation risk across the network.
In this recorded discussion, you will learn how these insights can support risk-based planning, help prioritise inspections and maintenance, and focus resources where they can have the greatest impact.
Drawing on its own experience, Lede will share practical insights into adopting this approach and how it identified NOK 5.5 million (€500,000) in projected annual efficiency gains.
Join us to learn how to move beyond traditional cycles, build a more proactive vegetation management strategy, and turn vegetation intelligence into better operational planning.
Senior Project Lead, StormGeo
Christer Hansen Eriksen is Senior Project Lead at StormGeo, where he leads GridEyes, a satellite- and AI-powered solution designed to help utilities improve vegetation management and strengthen grid resilience.
With more than a decade of experience across technology, product development and entrepreneurship, Christer specializes in turning complex technologies into practical solutions for real-world challenges. Before joining StormGeo, he worked at Snap Inc. and co-founded several technology companies.
Head of Maintenance, Lede
Morten Gøytil is Head of Maintenance at Lede, one of Norway's largest distribution system operators, where he has worked for more than nine years. He brings extensive hands-on experience in grid maintenance and is responsible for initiatives aimed at improving the efficiency and resilience of Lede's network.
Morten has been closely involved in Lede's adoption of new technologies for grid inspection and vegetation management, including the use of satellite data and AI to support more targeted, risk-based planning.