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Europe's grids are being asked to connect more renewables, withstand harsher weather and stay cost-competitive, all at the same time. Vegetation along power lines remains one of the most common, and most preventable, causes of outages.
That challenge sits squarely within this year's Enlit Europe theme, "Integration. Resilience. Competitiveness." The event takes place 10-12 November 2026 at VIECON, the Vienna Congress & Convention Center, in Vienna, Austria.
Showcasing Treeline in the AI Zone
You will find us at booth B.h21 in the AI Zone, Hall B, just past the Grid Transformation / Industrial Decarbonisation Hub. There, we will be showcasing Treeline, our AI-powered, satellite-based vegetation management platform for utilities.
With Treeline, grid operators can:
- See the whole network: monitor vegetation conditions across transmission and distribution lines from satellite, not just the spans patrolled this cycle
- Prioritise by risk: use span-level risk scoring to send crews where they are needed first
- Move to condition-based maintenance: trim where growth and risk justify it, rather than by fixed calendar cycles
- Cut inspection costs: reduce routine patrols and site visits needed to understand network conditions
- Strengthen resilience: spot encroachments and hazard trees early, before storms turn them into outages
- Report with confidence: support regulators and internal stakeholders with map-based, audit-ready evidence
Built for European DSOs and TSOs
Treeline is built for network operators that need to keep the lights on while controlling costs. By replacing assumptions with data, it turns vegetation management into a targeted, measurable programme that makes the grid more resilient and every euro easier to justify.
Let's Connect in Vienna!
Stop by for a live Treeline demo, a conversation about your vegetation programme, and some LiveEO swag. We look forward to seeing you in Vienna.
