CLOSE THE INTAKE BEFORE THE FLOOD ARRIVES.
We forecast flash floods in the small streams upstream, so operators have time to divert water and get crews out of the riverbed. The same system tracks sediment and water level.
Paid pilots running with the three largest hydro operators in Switzerland.

CHF 904 MILLION
is what floods and debris flows cost Switzerland in 2024. It was the worst year since 2005. Nearly 85% of the damage happened in one month.
Source: WSL Swiss flood and landslide damage database
THE WATER ARRIVES BEFORE THE WARNING DOES.
The side streams above hydropower intakes are rarely measured. National flood bulletins cover larger rivers, and rain radar shows where the storm is, not how a specific catchment will respond. Without local sensors, the first reliable signal often comes when the water is already arriving.
RIVER MEASUREMENTS MADE OPERATIONAL
Measure in the catchment
Our sensors sit in the streams and rivers above your plants, and at other critical points. They measure calibrated turbidity or suspended sediment concentration, water level and temperature.
Receive data every five minutes
Readings are validated automatically and sent to our platform, including from remote alpine sites with no cellular coverage.
Use the data in operations
Follow events as they develop, set your own alert thresholds, and feed the data into the dashboards, models and reporting workflows you already use.
DECISIONS BACKED BY LIVE DATA FROM YOUR OWN CATCHMENT.
Flash-flood forecasting
We are building forecasts for the catchments above your plants: which side stream, when the water arrives, and how confident. Innosuisse funded.
Protect turbines during high-sediment events
Act on measured concentrations instead of waiting for a sample to come back from the lab. Decide when to close intakes and when turbines need protecting.
Act before a surge arrives
Watch conditions build in the catchment upstream. Close intakes in time, and get field crews out of the riverbed before the water rises.
Monitor flushing and prove compliance
Measure sediment continuously before, during and after a flushing event. One record serves the control room, environmental monitoring and the regulator.
FIELD-PROVEN WITH SWISS HYDROPOWER OPERATORS.
Paid pilot projects are running with three of the largest energy utilities in Switzerland. Our data is already used in day-to-day operations at these plants.
START WITH ONE PLANT.
Tell us where sediment or sudden water creates operational risk. We will define what to measure, where to install it and how the data should reach your operations.
HELPFUL DETAILS TO INCLUDE
Plant and catchment
What is causing the problem today: crew safety, sediment, surges, or flushing compliance
Whether you have any upstream monitoring now
How the data would need to reach your operations