For most European utilities, vegetation management was built around reliability, storms and cost, not fire.
That is changing fast: wildfire risk is moving north and inland, onto grids that were never planned around it, and it looks different in every service area.
With no European template to reach for, the task is not which framework to adopt, but how to build a wildfire program you can defend, matched to your own risk, your own data, and your organisation's maturity.
Drawing on LiveEO's recent whitepaper on effective Wildfire Mitigation Program Design, co-authored with Heath Frewin of UVM Strategy, and a working example from Iberia.
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We will cover:
- How to diagnose your wildfire risk by ignition pathway, spread potential, and consequence, before choosing mitigations.
- How to prioritise the few moves that reduce the most risk, and the order to make them in.
- How to turn vegetation growth into a risk number with statistical growth models, so decisions rest on data rather than fixed cycles.
- A live look at span-level fuel and vegetation risk in Treeline's Wildfire Defense module.
Speakers:
- Heath Frewin, Principal, UVM Strategy
- Diogo Furtado Lopes, E&U Grids Director, Inetum
- Gimena Escariz, Senior Account Executive, LiveEO
- Andreas Naujoks, Lead Product Marketing Manager, Treeline, LiveEO
Details:
- 24 July 2026
- 05:00 AM EST / 11:00 AM CEST
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If you cannot attend live, register anyway and we will send you the recording after the session.
