Bird Divertors

Protecting wildlife: Bird divertors prevent bird collisions with power lines, reducing bird mortality and helping to protect avian wildlife populations.

Improving power reliability: By reducing bird collisions and power outages caused by bird-related incidents, bird divertors help improve the reliability of the power grid.

Minimising maintenance costs: Bird droppings and other debris from bird collisions can damage power lines and equipment, leading to costly repairs and maintenance. Bird divertors help prevent this damage, reducing maintenance costs.

Promoting environmental stewardship: Using bird divertors demonstrates a commitment to environmental stewardship and responsible business practices, which can enhance a company's reputation and support sustainability goals.

Compliance with regulations: Many countries have regulations in place to protect birds and wildlife from power line collisions. Using bird divertors helps power companies comply with these regulations and avoid potential legal liabilities.