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press release Bologna, 26 June 2019 Hera: new 500 m€ green bond Strong interest shown by international investors for the multi-utility’s second “green” bond, which will finance...
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Press release Bologna,10 april 2019 With HeraSolidale 145 thousand euros to non-profit organizations for solidarity projects The amount, collected thanks to the subscriptions of the...
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press release Bologna, 03 October 2018 “In good waters”: Hera's transparency on the water cycle Tenth annual appointment with the Group’s report on an essential service. The value of the ...
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Hera Group's drones are alternative and supplemental investigation tools to provide quality services to the areas we serve.
Cameras on. Three, two, one... take one! Or maybe it would be better to say... Go! Our drones are off.
Yes, you got that right. To ensure high quality services, we have invested in the most modern technologies, such as drones, which have become alternative and complementary investigative tools for the Hera Group.
Drones offer us countless opportunities in the management of essential services, such as checking the status of power lines, which can present problems that are difficult for ground-based operators to identify. We use helicopters to inspect the nearly 1,500 km of overhead power lines under our responsibility.
Drones also enable us to protect our service areas by checking for possible illegal discharges and observing the filling status of landfills, and offer increasingly timely services by monitoring the upgrades of public lighting, observing tanks and roofs. Not only that: specially designed drones support us in sewer inspection, providing accurate data to help optimise our work.
Our drones soar through the sky but also dive under water. Indeed, to offer higher and higher quality standards, special aquatic drones enable us to analyse the state of drinking water tanks, and of reservoirs without emptying them, giving us information about the collectors even if they are filled with murky water.
For us, leveraging innovation to contribute to the development of the local area and promoting efficient use of resources are the pillars of a broader project: creating Shared Value. For some time, we have been using cutting-edge technology that goes beyond drones, like satellite scanning. With this system, we can remotely assess the stability of the sewer collectors, pre-locate leaks in the water networks, and monitor landslides in our Apennine service area, to prevent problems in the gas networks.
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