Map grid infrastructure projects with geospatial precision. Easily design and compare multiple scenarios for both transmission route planning and substation design, including their spatial integration. Use GIS layers, elevation data, and terrain maps to gain full insight into surroundings, obstacles, and sensitivities without requiring GIS expertise.
Instant access to global map layers and your own GIS data
Use topographic maps, grid capacity maps, risk maps or satellite imagery. Easily import your own GIS layers, from transmission routes and protected areas to detailed substation layouts, and manage everything in one integrated environment.
Full control over route design in 3D and on the map
Combine high-resolution elevation data with realistic 3D representations of transmission towers, transmission line routes and substations. Assess landscape impact and clearly identify sensitive locations such as residential areas, schools or Natura 2000 sites.
Smart tools for decision-making and trade-offs
Sketch design variants directly on the map, adjust sag values per span, measure lengths and obstacles and compare scenarios visually. Work in your preferred local coordinate system and use the output to support informed decision-making and well-founded planning choices.
Design grid infrastructure with care for landscape integration and public acceptance. Analyze grid congestion and identify where wind and solar energy, combined with battery storage, can reinforce each other strategically. EnergyPlanner supports you with realistic visualizations, mitigation measures and well-founded spatial design choices.
Integrate transmission routes and substations into one coherent design
Design the entire transmission route, including substations, access roads and related infrastructure using an extensive library of tower models and modular substation components. Visualize the entire system directly in 2D, 3D, and 360° photos, including connections to wind farms, solar farms, and battery storage.
Optimize your design for regulations, visibility and risk zones
Visualize where electromagnetic fields may occur and where noise could cause disturbance. Compare alternative routes and substation sites visually, tailored to residents, environmental sensitivities and technical constraints. Develop each scenario with appropriate mitigation measures.
Strengthen public support through thoughtful landscape integration
Design visual buffers such as tree lines, hedgerows or earthen berms around substations and along routes. Gain insight into distances from homes, Natura 2000 areas and other sensitive zones and show how your design enhances spatial quality and societal acceptance.
Simulations
Simulate the impact of grid infrastructure, from electromagnetic fields to visibility and noise
Stakeholder Engagement
Publish your grid infrastructure project and start the conversation
Public Consultation
The power of immersion, context and dialogue in public engagement
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The consultants and support staff at The Imagineers are here to help — quickly and personally.
Personal guidance to get the max from the Line & Grid module
Get the max out of the Line & Grid module withh the support of our experienced team. Whether it’s co-creating your first project, turnkey delivery to bridge capacity challenges, or hands-on help with support questions.
Enhance your Line & Grid project with tailored content
We provide additional tailored content such as high-detail 3D terrain data, specific map layers, custom 3D objects, animations, or 360° photos taken on-site where Street View is not available.
Expert support for public consultations and open houses
Need support during stakeholder meetings? We’re happy to assist — ensuring you always make a professional impression. All to help you accelerate your project and achieve better results.
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