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Defence & Security

Build resilience around critical operations

EEH supports energy resilience for defence and critical infrastructure, alongside drone services, sales and development.

YOUR PROJECT

Start with the decision you face

The need

Continuity of essential operations, clear supply dependencies and an energy plan that fits the site’s mission.

How EEH supports you

We assess energy requirements, coordinate specialist technology and project interfaces, and prepare feasibility, financial and implementation documentation for financing discussions.

What we need to start

Essential loads, continuity objectives, site interfaces, fuel and access constraints, responsible entities and permitted scope.

OPPORTUNITIES FOR CLIENTS

Turn the opportunity into an assessable case

Resilience planning starts with the services that must continue through an interruption. We assess local generation, storage, back-up and operating controls together, including opportunities to reduce fuel dependency where the duty and site conditions support them.

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LIFE CYCLE SUPPORT

Connect the work from the outset

We define the opportunity, coordinate the project workstreams and prepare financial and project documentation. Financing structuring includes access to our network of financial institutions and investors, with decisions made independently by each counterparty.

  1. 01

    Opportunity assessment

  2. 02

    Feasibility

  3. 03

    Development & permitting support

  4. 04

    Engineering, procurement & construction (EPC) partner coordination

  5. 05

    Financing structuring

  6. 06

    Implementation & operation support

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DRONE SERVICES · PROJECT DEVELOPMENT

Turn aerial information into practical decisions

EEH is developing drone service and infrastructure projects for municipalities, private companies, heavy industry and critical-site operators. We start with the information you need, then assess the mission, equipment, operating arrangements and reporting.

Fire monitoring and early detection

Assess thermal and visual monitoring to identify signs of fire, locate anomalies and support ground teams with situational information. The scope is detection and observation, not aerial firefighting.

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Industrial and infrastructure inspection

Plan visual or thermal surveys of energy assets, solar and wind installations, roofs, façades, roads, bridges and construction sites. Define the findings and inspection report needed for maintenance decisions.

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Mapping and asset information

Develop orthophoto, photogrammetry, three-dimensional mapping and asset-inventory workstreams. Outputs can support geographic information systems (GIS), volume assessments, change detection and digital twins.

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Perimeter and alarm verification

Assess aerial observation for industrial sites, warehouses, depots and critical infrastructure. Define operator review, alarm verification and handover to the responsible security team before any deployment.

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Environmental and municipal monitoring

Assess waste and pollution observations, suspected unauthorised construction, river corridors, reservoirs, forests, vegetation and terrain change. Findings support follow-up by the responsible client or authority.

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Disaster and incident assessment

Scope aerial information for floods, landslides, post-fire monitoring, damage assessment and search support. Missions require coordination with the responsible emergency services and do not replace ground response.

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Your project options

Assess a defined inspection, scheduled monitoring or a pilot for managed drone services. Docking stations, remote operations and software integration are development options, not an existing EEH deployment claim.

What you receive

An agreed application brief, equipment and operator requirements, reporting scope and pilot assessment plan. A project can progress to a managed-service proposal after technical, operating and commercial validation.

What we need to start

Site location, area and asset types, the information required, frequency, existing alarms and systems, data-access needs and the person responsible for follow-up.

  1. 01

    Define the client decision

  2. 02

    Assess site and mission constraints

  3. 03

    Agree equipment and operator roles

  4. 04

    Validate a pilot and outputs

  5. 05

    Review costs and financing

  6. 06

    Decide the service scope

We coordinate equipment selection and sales enquiries, integration requirements, feasibility and financial documentation. Event documentation and transport-infrastructure assessment are considered case by case; active traffic control is not part of this proposed service scope.

Deployment depends on mission-specific technical validation, applicable EU and national aviation rules, privacy and security requirements, and any necessary authorisations. No specific EEH operational authorisation, continuous coverage, response time or detection performance is claimed. Biometric identification, aerial firefighting and tactical ignition are outside this scope.

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PARTNERS & CAPABILITIES

Define responsibility before delivery

We assess specialist requirements and partner roles for the agreed project scope. See our confirmed EPC partnership ↗

YOUR NEXT PROJECT DECISION

What will move your project forward?

Bring the objective, the constraints and the decision ahead.

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