Reliable internet
Connectivity that keeps critical sites reachable
Redundant connection with 5G, satellite or fibre, separated networks for technical systems and staff, and 24/7 monitoring with alerts.
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Energy & Wind Farms
Energy sites are often remote, run unmanned and must always be reachable for operation and reporting.
- Redundant connectivity
- Monitored 24/7
- Critical systems separated
What it gives you
Visibility on unmanned assets
Measurement data and control keep coming in, even at remote locations.
A second path on failure
Fixed line with 5G or satellite backup, so monitoring never stops.
Safely separated networks
Operations, maintenance contractors and cameras strictly kept apart.
Repeatable across sites
One standard setup you roll out at every park or substation.
Challenges you face
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Unmanned locations, yet continuous data
The situation
SCADA, cameras and sensors keep transmitting while no one visits the site for days.
What RIAN does
Redundant connection with 24/7 monitoring and alerts, so we spot outages before you do.
How it works for you
Three steps. One point of contact.
- 01
Site survey
Per park or substation we determine which technology is the most reliable.
- 02
Installation and testing
Equipment placement, integration with your systems and a controlled failover test.
- 03
Monitoring and management
We watch every site 24/7 and report proactively on anomalies.
24/7
monitoring of critical connections
“We now see in the portal ourselves whether it is the line or the installation.”
Short answer
How do I get reliable internet at a wind farm or unmanned energy site?
With a primary connection (often 5G or fibre) and a second, independent connection that takes over automatically. Control and metering systems run on their own network, separate from staff and contractors, and the chain is monitored 24/7 with active alerting.
In practice
5G redundancy at an energy site
5G as the primary connection, a second provider as back-up and SpeedFusion spreading traffic across both paths at once.
Read this caseWhat the solution includes
Connectivity for critical systems
A line for control and metering systems, separate from use by staff and maintenance parties.
Redundancy
A second connection that takes over the moment the first fails, without anyone intervening.
24/7 monitoring
We watch the connection continuously and report disruptions actively, also outside office hours.
One point of contact
Signal, hardware, installation and incidents all run through RIAN. One number to call.
Costs consist of a one-off amount for equipment and installation, plus a fixed monthly fee for connectivity, management and support. The amount depends on the size of the location and what is already in place; you receive a fixed quotation up front.
Preparation
Checklist for your location
What we assess for a suitable proposal.
Preparation
- Locations of parks, substations and objects to be connected
- Which systems use the connection and how critical they are
- Available coverage and power at the installation point
- Access to the building and any working hours or safety rules
- Existing contracts and notice periods with your current supplier
- Preferred go-live date, or the moment of handover or renovation
Frequently asked questions
How critical can the connection be?
We design with a second, independent connection and monitor the full chain, so the failure of one line does not take the site offline.
Do we get insight into the status?
Yes. You see the current status and history per location, and we report a disruption actively instead of waiting.
What happens during an incident?
Our monitoring usually spots a disruption before you do. We resolve it remotely and come on site when needed. You have one point of contact, even when several parties are involved.
How long does installation take?
That depends on the size of the location and what is already in place. After the site visit you receive a schedule with the work and the moments we are on site.
Can we expand later?
Yes. The setup is modular: extra rooms, units, screens or locations can be added without redoing the existing installation.
What lead time should I allow for?
A standard internet package arrives pre-configured in one box. For a full installation the proposal states an installation date, based on the size of the location, the delivery time of the equipment and the availability of the line.
What happens if something fails outside office hours?
Monitoring runs 24/7 and keeps raising alerts in the evening and at weekends too. Which alerts are picked up straight away and which wait until the next working day is agreed per location in the service agreement, so you know in advance what to expect.
What is the contract term and notice period?
We work with clear terms per location; the term and notice period are stated in the proposal before you sign. If a location moves or closes, the package can in most cases move with you instead of being written off.
Questions about energy & wind farms?
I am happy to discuss what energy & wind farms needs. Call or email, even if you do not have a concrete plan yet.
Ronan BrunasSales
Request a proposal
Tell us briefly what is going on at your location. We will come back with a proposal for energy & wind farms.
- No obligation, no cost
- Advice based on the infrastructure already in place
- One point of contact for TV and internet
Ronan Brunas
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