Heimdall Power operates in energy. No public ticker exists for the company.
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Heimdall Power builds Neuron, a sphere-shaped internet-of-things sensor that utilities clip onto high-voltage transmission lines to measure real-time capacity through dynamic line rating, letting grid operators run lines closer to their true peak capability instead of conservative fixed limits. Utilities including Puget Sound Energy, Great River Energy, Statnett and National Grid UK have deployed the sensors.
Heimdall Power was founded in Norway in 2016 and has grown 10x in two years under CEO Jørgen Festervoll, who raised a $25 million Series B and opened a North American headquarters in Charlotte, North Carolina. TIME featured the Neuron among its Best Inventions of 2025.
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