Grid monitoring
where it’s most needed

We partner with government agencies, funders, power providers, and researchers to provide accurate, timely data about energy systems. Our custom sensors, analytics, and expertise help customers better focus their investments into grid infrastructure.

Our process

What does working with us look like?

We work with partners on incremental projects, or large-scale deployments. Projects usually follow four steps.

We build local teams to deploy our custom sensors in residents’ homes, and in key locations for accurate data collection.

A sensor being installed in a home.Team members preparing for a deployment.

Our work

Sensor deployment projects

For the past 5 years we’ve been refining our methodology and deploying it to real effect in Ghana, Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Nigeria, and Sierra Leone.

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A child stands outside a building with power lines nearby.
Freetown, Sierra Leone

Monitoring and evaluating electrified healthcare facilities

A view of a street with power lines overhead in Accra, Ghana.
Accra, Ghana

Monitoring and evaluating the Ghana Power Compact

A large roadside market where goods are being sold in Nigeria.
Nigeria

Monitoring economic clusters for mini-grid planning and investment

Why it matters

Better data means better outcomes for everyone

Clearer operational visibility

With our sensors deployed, utility providers can better understand where the grid is weakest and respond accordingly.

Improved long-term planning

Government agencies, funders, power providers, and researchers can use our data to better prioritize investments and evaluate real program outcomes.

Better service for citizens

At the end of the day, people get better service when the infrastructure they rely on is monitored.

More about our projects

We regularly publish behind-the-scenes details of our work on our blog.

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Get in touch

We’re open to new partnerships, or sharing more with people interested in our work.