Solving the Underground for the Energy and Utility Industry
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Pictured above is a project conducted by Exodigo for a major West Coast utility firm in a residential neighborhood of San Francisco. Exodigo's insights reduced the need for invasive methods by 60%. In a single day of scanning, Exodigo identified all utilities in the urban project area without disturbing the street, including several areas where utility crossings could impede planned work.
As energy and utility firms lead the shift from fossil fuels towards renewable power sources, they are urgently working to upgrade aging infrastructure so that it can support a green future. Access to comprehensive and accurate subsurface information is critical to finishing these upgrades on time and on budget.
Exodigo offers energy and utility firms certainty they can trust for higher efficiency across portfolios. With Exodigo, firms avoid costly delays by mitigating underground risk and free up capital caught in contingency funding.
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Exodigo has helped improve project outcomes for transportation and infrastructure teams across the U.S. and the globe, unblocking important projects from undergrounding to clean energy infrastructure. Explore some of our key energy and utility case studies below.
"Exodigo found all the major below grade-assets at the [project] site including some unknown lines that were not found in any existing documentation. This technology presents a significant opportunity for us to improve safety, reduce cost, and increase operational efficiency on our construction projects."
“Promising results for improving ground markings and preventing damage to structures on buried networks! ”
Break the subsurface status quo with our revolutionary approach to underground risk management. Experience the accelerated project delivery, cost savings, and safety and sustainability gains that Exodigo can help you achieve on your next project.
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