Industry

Risk intelligence software for energy and utilities

Monitor physical threats, unrest, climate events and geopolitical context over plants, grids, pipelines and critical assets in real time.

The energy sector operates critical infrastructure in complex geographies, with field personnel and providers across many jurisdictions. Alertia Risk gathers and verifies scattered information on physical security incidents, protests, climate events and country context, and delivers it with operational context so your security, continuity and operations teams can make better decisions and act faster.

35%

increase in physical incidents on energy infrastructure globally since 2020

IEA / EPRI

$1.7B

estimated average annual cost of climate disruptions on generation and transmission

S&P Global Commodity Insights

24/7

continuous coverage across assets, logistics corridors and critical jurisdictions

Sector challenges

What energy & utilities teams face today

Critical assets in complex geographies

Generation plants, refineries, pipelines and substations operate in remote or politically and socially sensitive areas, exposed to intrusions, theft, sabotage and protests.

Climate events over infrastructure

Hurricanes, wildfires, storms and heat waves threaten generation, transmission and distribution. You need early warning to activate contingency plans.

Deployed personnel and contractors on the ground

Engineers, technicians and contractors work in complex environments. Without duty of care, every deployment is an unmanaged risk.

Shifting regulatory and geopolitical context

Sanctions, regulatory changes and international tensions impact operations and supply chain. Information arrives fragmented across many sources.

Use cases

Where Alertia Risk makes the difference

Protests near energy infrastructure

Alerts on demonstrations, blockades or public-order incidents around plants, pipelines or energy projects.

Extreme climate event over assets

Early warning on hurricanes, storms or wildfires that may impact offshore platforms, refineries or transmission lines.

Security incidents near your facilities

Receive alerts on demonstrations, road closures, local conflicts or security incidents around fields, substations and isolated facilities.

Political context in producer countries

Follow the political evolution and risk events in the countries where your energy supply chain is concentrated.

Real-time risk intelligence for the energy sector

Alertia Risk detects, verifies and geolocates events affecting your facilities and field personnel.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How does Alertia Risk protect energy operators with international assets?

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We configure continuous monitoring on each asset (plants, substations, refineries, pipelines, offshore) and associated logistics corridors. We detect physical incidents, unrest, climate events and context changes, and notify with operational context to trigger response.

Do you cover risk over offshore platforms and remote assets?

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Yes. We monitor specific incidents against offshore operations, remote fields and isolated assets, including climate events, hostile maritime activity and unrest in nearby communities.

Does it integrate with physical control rooms and SOCs?

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Yes. We offer API and webhooks so relevant alerts flow directly into your physical SOC or 24/7 control room.

Can you support deployed personnel and contractors in complex areas?

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Yes. We offer advanced duty of care with geolocated alerts and country briefings, aimed at preparing movements and deployments.

How is Alertia Risk different from other platforms in the sector?

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Many platforms generate thousands of alerts. Alertia Risk is designed to reduce noise and facilitate decision-making. Our intelligence engine filters, verifies and contextualizes information so you only receive events that are truly relevant to your organization. Furthermore, we advocate for a simple user experience: an intuitive platform, clear information and alerts that reach you through the channels you already use, without the need to implement complex tools or train users.