We’re at GSX 2026 · Booth 1641 · Atlanta
Sharpvue
Industry · Energy & Utilities

Energy & Utilities.
Off-grid surveillance for the sites the grid forgot.

Substations, switchyards, solar farms, and well sites are remote, unmanned, and often have no grid power for security. Sharpvue MAST is purpose-built for them — solar-charged with satellite uplink, NDAA-compliant, and re-locatable as work moves down the line.

Where it earns its keep

How energy & utilities operators deploy Sharpvue.

01

Substation & switchyard perimeter

MAST trailers extend surveillance to remote electrical infrastructure without grid-power dependency.

02

Solar & wind farm coverage

Long-range PTZ monitors sprawling generation sites with AI intrusion detection.

03

Pipeline & right-of-way

Solar + satellite means coverage anywhere — and the trailer relocates as inspection or construction moves.

04

Critical-asset compliance

TPM 2.0 secured, NDAA-compliant hardware with documentation for regulated procurement.

Why Sharpvue

Built for the way energy & utilities actually deploys.

  • Solar + satellite for true off-grid sites
  • NDAA Section 889 compliant
  • TPM 2.0 hardware security
  • Relocatable as work moves
Privacy by Design

Your data stays yours.

Some surveillance providers pool footage and vehicle data across their entire customer network. Sharpvue doesn't. Every unit works for one customer — yours.

Private to your account
Video and events are isolated to the customer the unit is deployed for. Footage is never pooled, never shared across accounts, and never sold.
Detection, not recognition
Sharpvue AI flags that a person, vehicle, or license plate is present so events stand out. It does not read, store, or share plate numbers.
No plate database
There is no shared license-plate database behind Sharpvue units — no cross-customer lookup network and no third-party data feeds.

Read more in our privacy policy.

Get started

See Sharpvue on your energy & utilities site.

Tell us about the property and we'll scope the right mix of cameras, trailers, and monitoring.