Naturgy Implements Mechanized Tree Pruning Equipment

Naturgy has introduced mechanized pruning equipment to enhance preventive maintenance work on the power grid. Since July 2025, this has replaced approximately 7,000 man-hours of traditional labor.

This technology aims to improve the efficiency of preventive work within the network. This equipment allows for interventions at heights of over 20 meters and to operate in areas where access is usually more complex, which expands the coverage of maintenance tasks. Since July 2025, when the first mechanized unit began operating in the country, approximately 7,000 man-hours of work have been replaced compared to traditional pruning methods. Naturgy has incorporated mechanized pruning equipment to strengthen maintenance tasks for tree care near power lines.

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