TerraGo exhibited and spoke at the Smart Cities Connect conference in Denver, where we were honored to win our fifth Smart 50 Award.

Noah Condon is an exceptional Project Management professional who has led telecommunications, smart streetlighting and smart grid projects for several years.

Executive Electric field crews have utilized TerraGo StreetlightOps to rapidly deploy and efficiently maintain thousands of lights.

TerraGo is revolutionizing the way streetlights are identified and maintained, with its innovative use of aerial imagery and machine learning algorithms.

Beyond low-hanging fruit to the art of the possible.

TerraGo is finally back on the road! And it’s great to reconnect in person at the industry’s biggest events. In November, we were lucky enough to be able to attend the Smart City Expo World Congress in Barcelona, the world’s biggest gathering of urban innovators.

The global streetlight industry is undergoing a global conversion because the massive energy savings, carbon footprint reductions and lower maintenance expenses provide a clear-cut business case that fuels investment.

Keith joins TerraGo with a background in the utility and municipal industry. For almost 25 years, Keith was involved in business development with utility rate/tariff auditing, demand response initiatives, and electric and gas contract development.

Headquartered in Richmond , Virginia, Dominion Energy employs over 17,000 people in 16 states, providing reliable, affordable, clean energy to nearly 7 million customers. A leader in the clean energy transition, with a clear strategy to achieve net-zero carbon and methane emissions, Dominion Energy’s vision is to become the most sustainable energy company in the country.

This past week, TerraGo joined Smart Cities Connect to host a brand new informative webinar: “Avoiding Smart Street Lighting Pitfalls”. It’s well-known and agreed upon that smart street lighting programs are delivering massive energy savings and laying the foundation for a vast array of smart city applications, but there are several key challenges that threaten success, introduce delays, decrease benefits, and increase costs.