Discover how Middle Tennessee Electric is leveraging Clearion’s cutting-edge vegetation management platform for innovation and efficiency. Read more in the RE Magazine’s TechInsights.
In the UAA Newsline (Nov-Dec 2024), Chris Kelly, CEO of Clearion, explains why an effective System of Record (SoR) is crucial for enhancing vegetation management and achieving strategic growth.
COLUMBUS, Ohio – ARCOS® LLC, a leading provider of workforce management solutions for utilities and other critical infrastructure industries, announced today the acquisition of Clearion, a provider of SaaS and mobile software for vegetation management and asset inspection and maintenance.
Chris Kelly, the CEO of Clearion Software, has been leading innovation in vegetation management for nearly 20 years.
Zoo Atlanta, Georgia Power, and Clearion partnered to enhance wildlife habitat management using innovative technology.
Clearion is pleased to announce the release of Clearion X 3.0! Enable your field teams to work smarter, faster, and safer with this major upgrade of our flagship field app.
Chris Kelly, CEO and Co-founder of Clearion, discusses in the TD World article the challenges utilities encounter in selecting vegetation management technology.
In episode 7 of Trees and Lines, join host Christopher Kelly, CEO of Clearion, as he delves into the intricate world of geospatial technology powering vegetation management.
We are excited to share the 2.2 release of the Clearion X app, which cleans up asset management, inspection, and maintenance in a single end-to-end tool.
Aerial patrols are an integral part of a modern utility field operations program. Whether flying annual cycles for vegetation management, or inspecting critical assets during a storm response, the speed and accuracy of aerial patrols play a key role for many utilities. With the latest release, Clearion X can now rule the skies too.
We are excited to share the 2.2 release of the Clearion X app, which cleans up asset management, inspection, and maintenance in a single end-to-end tool.
Zoo Atlanta, Georgia Power, AEP, and Clearion exemplify the shift towards a triple bottom line approach, emphasizing people, process, and planet.
This presentation explores Utility Vegetation Management (UVM) software trends and demonstrates how modern work management tools can address emerging challenges and improve outcomes.
Georgia Power partnered with Zoo Atlanta and Clearion to enhance sustainability efforts by repurposing vegetation from utility maintenance for zoo animal diets.
Georgia Power, serving 2.4 million customers, partnered with Clearion to streamline vegetation management and support sustainability.
