Aerial inspection of power grid planned for late October

A remotely piloted airship will fly over Saint-Victor-la-Coste for medium-voltage grid maintenance operations.

Generic image of a dirigible flying over power lines in a rural landscape.
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Generic image of a dirigible flying over power lines in a rural landscape.

The municipality of Saint-Victor-la-Coste will be flown over in late October 2026 by a remotely piloted dirigible as part of medium-voltage (HTA) power grid inspections on behalf of Enedis.

As part of a mission carried out for Enedis, aerial inspection operations of the medium-voltage (HTA) power grid will take place in the municipality of Saint-Victor-la-Coste.
These inspections will be carried out using a remotely piloted dirigible, operating at an altitude of approximately 30 meters above the ground. The device is equipped with a LiDAR sensor to collect the data necessary for the analysis and maintenance of the electrical grid.
The operations are scheduled to begin at the end of October 2026, subject to favorable weather conditions and necessary aeronautical authorizations. These flights will be conducted in compliance with applicable regulations and safety measures for the mission.
This message solely aims to inform about the potential presence of the equipment in the municipal territory. No specific action is required from residents.
Based on information from the official source: Mairie de Saint-Victor-la-Coste (19/10/2026)