Strat & IoT brings its expertise in electricity, water, and gas to enable data-driven network management.
Reduce losses such as leaks and technical losses through AMI and SCADA monitoring; accelerate service restoration through a managed response chain covering detection, localization, and intervention; and improve asset reliability through predictive maintenance.
Three levers, one common approach across all three networks: moving from reactive management to data-driven control.
Why utility leaders are accelerating grid modernization now.
In India, the priority is to reduce losses through smart metering and AMI. In Africa, grid modernization is essential to improving energy access and reliability. In Europe, it responds to the decentralization of energy generation and the energy transition. Three contexts, one common urgency: moving from pilot projects to the structural transformation of the grid.
From Strategy to Scaled Value
Assessment
Diagnose ambition, data maturity, operating constraints, and value pools.
Strategy
Prioritize the highest-value opportunities, governance, and executive alignment.
Implementation
Industrialize architecture, workflows, capabilities, and controls.
Optimisation
Measure real value creation and achieve sustainable, continuous improvement.
Maintenance
Securing long-term performance through continuous and predictive monitoring
Where does the momentum come from?
Network visibility
Through SCADA monitoring and AMI data, network visibility transforms every captured signal into an actionable operational decision.
Distributed energy readiness
Integrate more renewable energy without compromising grid stability: that is the core challenge of building maturity in managing decentralized energy resources.
Faster restoration
Reduce outage duration, improve the reliability of every asset, and maintain continuous monitoring: three levers driven by one common priority, service continuity.
What are your pain points?
- Aging infrastructure
- demand volatility
- outage response
- decarbonization mandates
Where should we focus our efforts?
- Digital substations
- predictive maintenance
- control tower analytics
- DER integration
What are our tools?
The delivery model is built around a concrete set of platforms, operational signals, and transformation capabilities selected to address the specific realities of the mission.
with a financial, operational and/or strategic benefit
- Reduced downtime
- improved asset utilization
- faster field response
- lower energy losses
It means continuously monitoring the condition of every asset to anticipate failures rather than simply repairing them after they occur.
It means enabling the network to manage energy flows that have become multidirectional and variable.
An efficient network is not simply reliable; it achieves the right outcome with the right level of resources deployed.