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False alarms at solar farms are a growing problem within the security of energy infrastructure. Cameras trigger alarms due to rain, shadows, animals, moving vegetation, or weather changes, when in fact there is no...

A solar park often represents an investment of millions of euros. Nevertheless, many locations prove to be surprisingly vulnerable to copper theft, vandalism, sabotage and unauthorised access. As a result, asset managers, investors and operators are facing…

Solar farms are increasingly becoming targets for copper theft, sabotage, vandalism, and trespassing. At the same time, the demands of insurers, investors, and asset managers are becoming stricter. A well-thought-out solar farm security strategy is…

Many security systems still rely on a Video Management System (VMS). This allows camera footage to be centrally managed and incidents to be reviewed afterwards. However, the volume of recorded footage is growing faster than the...

Winter is an underestimated season for solar farms. While energy output decreases, operational risks actually increase. Solar panels in winter continue to generate power, but only when they are properly designed…

A solar farm may seem low-maintenance, but in practice, maintenance determines how your installation continues to perform year after year. Dirt, early-stage defects, vegetation growth and excessive grass height: these are…

AI security is becoming increasingly important in protecting sites, buildings and critical infrastructure. Especially in the energy sector, where solar farms, wind farms and battery storage systems are often large-scale and remotely located, traditional solutions fall short…