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How Bear Valley Electric Service Protects a High-Risk Territory with Dynamic Wildfire Intelligence

Bear Valley Electric Service serves a 32-square-mile territory located entirely within a California High Fire Threat District, where precise, timely intelligence is essential. Technosylva’s dynamic wildfire analytics replaced static risk models and gave BVES the circuit-level decision making their environment demands. This demonstrates how small, capable teams can rely on proven science to protect communities and strengthen resilience in high-risk environments.

“Technosylva’s platform allows us to be surgical in our operations while providing public safety and minimizing impacts on our customers.”

Paul Marconi, President, Bear Valley Electric Service

Paul Marconi

President, Bear Valley Electric Service

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