Engineering done in-house
Design, risk assessment, and BOM are produced by Energynet's own engineers — not outsourced or rubber-stamped. Every drawing has someone you can call.
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In-house engineering
Four field-tested services covering the full lightning protection and grounding lifecycle — designed in-house, installed by our own crews, verified to local and international standards. One accountable team, concept to completion.
Our in-house engineering team produces customized direct-strike lightning protection using both ESE (Early Streamer Emission) methodology to NF C 17-102 and Conventional methodology to NFPA 780, validated by a full risk assessment to local and international standards, before a single bolt is set.
Both air-termination methods modeled against your structure — the risk assessment decides which one protects it.
A grounding system is only as good as its measured resistance to earth. Energynet runs both Fall-of-Potential and Clamp-On testing on site, then issues an engineer-signed report with the figures, the method, and a pass/fail against your facility's required threshold — the peace of mind of knowing you're truly protected.
Resistance to earth for general lightning protection. Critical sites and substations may demand tighter.
Soil resistivity, footprint, equipment count — every site grounds differently. Energynet's in-house design service produces a system tailored to your facility's electrical load and soil profile, then installs and commissions it to the target resistance-to-earth.
Scheduled testing once a year, plus immediate post-storm inspection on subscribed sites.
Lightning protection and grounding installations degrade quietly: bolts loosen, conductors corrode, soil dries out, resistance climbs. Our preventive maintenance program inspects, tests, and re-certifies your existing systems — even if we didn't install them — so you keep the protection you paid for.
Energynet runs every engagement under one contract — engineering, procurement, construction. You sign one scope, deal with one accountable PM, and get one as-built file at the end.
Engineer on site, soil resistivity readings, structure walk-down, existing-system audit if applicable.
Risk assessment, stamped drawing set, BOM, and a fixed quote.
Energynet supplies materials and runs the install with our own crews. Daily progress reports, weekly site walks.
Ground resistance test, continuity verification, as-built drawings, engineer-signed certificate of compliance.
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Design, risk assessment, and BOM are produced by Energynet's own engineers — not outsourced or rubber-stamped. Every drawing has someone you can call.
Single-contract delivery means engineering, procurement, and installation are one accountable scope. No finger-pointing between vendors when something needs to be fixed on site.
Every install is tested and certified before handover, and every PM visit re-measures resistance against your target. We hand you numbers, not assurances.
Drop us a quick brief — site type, location, scope — and an Energynet engineer will respond with a scoped proposal or a survey date. No call-centre, no chatbot.
Tell us about your project. We'll respond within two business days.
Thanks — an Energynet engineer will reach out within two business days to scope your project.