Utilities run on data they rarely get to use. Smart meters report every fifteen minutes, SCADA streams load and pressure, crews file inspections, and most of it ends up in an archive nobody queries. Meanwhile planning is done on averages, losses are found by complaint, and the first sign of a burst is a phone call.
We have worked inside two of Greece’s largest networks, on water demand for Athens and on non-technical losses across the power distribution grid. The pattern is the same in both: the data is good enough, the models are not the hard part, and the difference is made by a system that fits how the operator already works. A forecast that lands in the planning tool. An inspection queue sized to the crews available. Alerts routed to the people who can act, and nothing else.
Every utility engagement starts with your historical data and your current method as the baseline. We show the improvement in your units, in weeks, and we build the pipeline, monitoring and handover so the system keeps working after we leave. Two of our products, OffGrid AI and Water AI, grew out of this work and are available to partners who want a head start.