Localized Wildfire Risk for Electric Utilities.

See the risk on every circuit - before it ignites.

FireFacts maps wildfire risk across your service territory and validates it against your own fire history. Nexus, our decision platform, keeps it live - correlating forecast, fuel, and your assets into alerts you can defend.

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Peak month
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Circuits at risk
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Model vs history
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The stakes

2025 made the cost of inaction undeniable. Electric utilities face mounting financial, regulatory, and human stakes - and reactive operations are no longer enough.

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State wildfire fund exposed to the Eaton Fire
2025
$21B is the size of California's wildfire fund - a backstop pool for investor-owned utilities, not money paid out. Southern California Edison's liability from the January 2025 Eaton Fire is expected to draw heavily on it; SCE had booked roughly $1.1B in Eaton losses as of its 2025 annual report.Sources: KQED / PBS SoCal, Aug 2025; Edison International 2025 10-K
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Total wildfire damage & economic loss
2025
$250–275B in total damage and economic loss from the January 2025 Los Angeles wildfires (Palisades + Eaton) - the costliest wildfire disaster in U.S. history.Source: AccuWeather, via UNDRR, Jan 2026
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Acres burned across the United States
2025
5,131,474 acres burned across the U.S. in 2025 - over two million acres below the 5- and 10-year averages, though the year was defined by far costlier, denser-impact fires.Source: NIFC Wildland Fire Summary & Statistics Annual Report 2025
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Wildfires recorded - up ~20% over 2024
2025
77,850 wildfires recorded in 2025, up roughly 20% from 64,897 in 2024.Source: NIFC Wildland Fire Summary & Statistics Annual Report 2025
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States now have electric utilities operating under wildfire mitigation plans - and the wave of new legislation is accelerating. Staying ahead of these regulations is critical to operational continuity, public safety, and defensibility.
The path

Start with a report. Grow into the platform.

FireFacts is the front door. Each step proves the value of the next - a snapshot reveals your exposure, a full report makes it defensible, and Nexus keeps it live year-round.

STEP 01
The snapshot

FireFacts Snapshot

A semi-custom analysis on your own territory - see when risk peaks and where it concentrates. Built to share.

Snapshot
STEP 02
The report

Full FireFacts

The complete, validated analysis across your entire service territory - defensible evidence for executives, operations, and regulators.

Annual assessment
STEP 03
The platform

Nexus, live

A report is point-in-time; risk is live and worsening. Nexus turns the picture into a continuously-updated system with rules, alerts, and a year-round record.

Subscription
STEP 04
Your systems

Export & API

Pipe risk scores into your own BI, reports, and operational systems via Excel export and a self-serve API.

Add-on license
The offeringFireFacts

Your territory's wildfire risk, made decision-ready.

FireFacts is a wildfire-risk assessment delivered through Nexus. It answers the two questions that drive operational planning: when risk peaks across the year, and where it concentrates across your territory. The example below is drawn from a real assessment, anonymized.

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Mean risk Fire rate 25–75 10–90
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Modeled wildfire risk rendered across the service territory
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The Fire Risk layer as rendered live in Nexus. Cooler greens are lower modeled risk; warmer oranges and reds are higher.

When

Which months to watch. The annual timeline tracks how your territory's risk score moves month to month, with percentile bands showing the spread across your network - overlaid against your historical fire rate. When the two climb together, the model is reading the season correctly.

Where

Which parts of the network to prioritize. The same score is rendered across your circuits - cooler greens are lower modeled risk, warmer oranges and reds are higher - so a peak in the timeline traces to specific feeders and assets.

What the assessment delivers
  • Annual risk timeline - month-by-month risk distribution vs. your historical fire rate.
  • Territory risk map - modeled risk painted across your circuits and assets.
  • Historical validation - every score checked against actual fire activity, so it's defensible to leadership and regulators.
  • Targeting - where to direct vegetation management, hardening, alerting, and budget.
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The platformNexus

FireFacts is the picture. Nexus keeps it live.

Nexus is the decision platform underneath - a software system that turns live signal into defensible action. The difference from a dashboard is the engine: map, rules, alerts.

01 · Map

Risk on your own network.

Live wind, temperature, humidity, fuel moisture, vegetation contact, and grid telemetry, rendered across every circuit and asset in your territory - one contextual picture, not a dozen disconnected screens.

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Nexus Fire Risk map across the service territory
02 · Rules

The engine that is the moat.

A utility-defined rule engine, sharpened by AI-driven fire models, continuously correlates the live forecast at each grid cell with fuel conditions and the distance to your assets - firing the right state the moment conditions cross a threshold. This is the part competitors can't trivially clone.

Real-time rulesFuel modelsAsset-aware
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windSpeed >= 35 and relativeHumidity <= 20 and temperature >= 75 and
RF.RelatedD(deviceId, 'WFAS', 'fm100', 100) <= 8
03 · Alerts

Action, notification, audit trail.

Trigger PSPS and mitigation workflows, notify operators, members, and first responders across every channel, and capture a verifiable record of every decision - for operations, compliance, and post-event defensibility.

Multi-channelPSPS workflowsAudit-ready
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RED FLAG WARNING · OPEN
Elevated 72h forecast - Baker City region
ELEVATED · ACKNOWLEDGED
Fuel moisture < 8% - Goodrich Creek feeder

Your logic. Our engine. Deploy anywhere.

The rules stay yours - your thresholds, your assets, your forecast logic. Nexus is the engine that runs them in real time and turns each result into an alert, an action, and a record you can defend.

Deploy:ENX cloudYour cloudOn-premisesAs separable services
Why utilities choose Nexus

Built for compliance, community, and continuity.

Ensure regulatory compliance

  • Stay aligned with wildfire mitigation requirements across 17 states
  • Generate audit-ready records of every decision and action
  • Demonstrate due diligence in fire-related investigations

Reduce financial liability

  • Predict, prevent, and rapidly respond to wildfire threats
  • Limit exposure to settlements from grid-origin fires
  • Make defensible, data-backed decisions during PSPS events

Protect community safety

  • Take a proactive approach to wildfire prevention
  • Deliver timely alerts to members, services, and first responders
  • Coordinate cross-team response with shared situational awareness

Strengthen member trust

  • Show a visible commitment to community safety
  • Educate members on wildfire prevention and preparedness
  • Communicate transparently during high-risk events
Solutions

One platform, multiple workflows.

Wildfire mitigation is where utilities start. Because every solution runs on the same foundation, adopting one builds the data and operational muscle for the next.

Featured solution

Wildfire Prevention & Mitigation

Predict, prevent, and protect - unifying grid, weather, fuel, and field data to see ignition risk before it becomes an event, and to defend every decision afterward.

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predict · prevent · protect
Extends to

Grid Reliability

Detect anomalies, predict outages, coordinate restoration.

Extends to

DER Orchestration

Coordinate solar, storage, and EV charging at the grid edge.

Extends to

Storm Response

Pre-stage resources, anticipate impact, coordinate teams.

Extends to

Demand Response

Engage members to reduce load during peak events.

Customers

Trusted where wildfire risk runs highest.

We work with electric cooperatives and utilities across the U.S. - much of it in the nation's highest-risk fire country. We keep their names off the site by design, protecting the operational security of the systems we help defend.

We are required by law in most western states, and by our commitment to our community, to ensure we are providing reliable and safe power, and that we can predict and proactively manage fire-related risk for our consumers.
Les PenningCEO · OTEC
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