Storm

Ready before the storm.
Faster when it hits.

Focus crews where outage risk is highest, communities are most at risk, and impact greatest.

Serving 6 of the 10 largest utilities in North America

A forecast tells you where a storm is headed, not what it will do to your network

90%
90% of weather-related outages
are tree-caused.
U.S. Department of Energy
2X
Annual U.S. outages now last twice as long as historical baselines.
U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA)
>5X
Emergency tree clearing costs over 5X more than preventative work.
IEEE Power & Energy Society
Our platform

Turn changing forecasts into targeted work plans

Overstory combines storm forecasts with vegetation data, historical outages and customer impact to show where failures are most likely, where it matters most, and where crews can act.

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Why overstory

From storm forecast to dispatch

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Span-level storm risk

Overlay storm paths on <30cm canopy height and health models to determine the exact trees and assets most likely to fail under extreme weather loads.

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Dynamic scenario engine

Simultaneously evaluate incident likelihood, community impact, and operational feasibility to determine what work to do before and after landfall.

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Closed-loop OMS integration

Push prioritized targets straight to field crews and capture completion data, providing the single, audit-ready record needed to recover restoration costs.

Use cases

Direct crews.
Protect communities.

Give teams a single hazard-specific plan from pre-landfall prep
to post-storm recovery.

Target pre-storm work

Focus limited time and crews on the spans where failure is most likely and mitigation can make the biggest difference before impact.

Protect critical infrastructure

Plan work by community impact to prioritize high-vulnerability spans feeding hospitals, fire stations, and emergency services.

Prioritize safe restoration

Stage crews in locations where outages are most likely, restoring power faster and cutting windshield time in dangerous conditions.

Recover storm costs

Provide regulators and customers with auditable evidence of pre-storm compliance and restoration expenditures.

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With this intelligence, at the click of a button, we could see our entire service territory and plan our work for the areas of high risk.

Maureen Chude
Manager Contractors, Hydro Ottawa

Most of our wildfire-related concerns come from the trees that fall into our right of way. Overstory helps us identify those trees and mitigate risk before they fall.

Bryan Hannegan
CEO, Holy Cross Energy

Now, instead of looking for the proverbial needle in a haystack, we have data on what’s a problem and what we need to address.

Josh Holland
Construction Engineering and Operations Director, Sho-Me

Overstory and Watch Duty deliver a shared, real-time view of vegetation hazards that could ignite or accelerate wildfire spread, allowing them to take action before that risk becomes an emergency.

Andy Abranches
Vice President of Wildfire Mitigation, PG&E

Now I can look at the entire system at once, clearly see what's diverting risk, and make informed, measurable decisions.

Bobby Schaeffer
Senior Manager Asset Performance, Oklahoma Gas & Electric

See the risks. Change what happens next.

Learn how you can direct every dollar to the work that matters most.