Preventive planning and self-protection
Assess the risk and design solutions for each scenario: what to do, how, when and with which resources.
Products
Our own technology to protect people and land from wildfire.
Our own patent · first project in 2006
SIDEINFO®
Wildfire Defence System
SIDEINFO gives communities located in forested areas a defensive structure against fire. It supports emergency services by combining planning, vegetation management, infrastructure and training.
It has been added to the operational catalogue of the Cabildo of Gran Canaria, Spain’s Military Emergencies Unit and the fire services of Valencia and Catalonia.
Preventive silviculture and fire-smart gardening
Manage vegetation around villages, housing estates and gardens to turn them into a line of defence.
Infrastructure and sensors
Water tanks, SIDEINFO cannons to irrigate the perimeter, green firebreaks and wireless sensor networks to monitor risk.
Training and drills
Knowing what to do so the risk never materialises, and how to act if fire arrives: situational awareness.
SIDEINFO Collective
Protects the perimeter of a town or housing estate.
SIDEINFO Domestic
Defends an individual home or isolated building.
SIDEINFO Zapadores
Self-contained trailer with portable cannons to deploy an immediate defence line. Developed with Vallfirest.
Track record
- 2006
First major project at the Santa Marina estate, which helped protect homes during the June 2016 fire.
- 2012
The El Vedat de Torrent project wins the United Nations Best Practice award in Dubai.
- 2019
The Parador de Cruz de Tejeda installation (Gran Canaria) proves its effectiveness during the wildfire.
- 2025
GUARDIAN project: SIDEINFO towers, supplied with reclaimed water thanks to EU funding, are activated during the Riba-roja de Túria wildfire.
- Today
El Saler: cannons moisten El Saler Natural Park to protect this green lung of Valencia.
EU project · UIA03-338
GUARDIAN
Green Urban Actions for Resilient fire Defence of the Interface Area
GUARDIAN increases fire resilience in the wildland-urban interface of the Túria Natural Park. It is funded by the European Union (Urban Innovative Actions) and led by Riba-roja de Túria City Council together with Paterna City Council, Hidraqua, Medi XXI, the University of Valencia, the Polytechnic University of Valencia and Cetaqua, with the support of the Túria Natural Park.
- Water reclamation plant removing micropollutants from the Camp de Túria II wastewater effluent
- Network of tanks, pipes and pumping stations to distribute reclaimed water
- Preventive irrigation cannons on the green barriers, without using drinking water
- Monitoring of climate and agronomic conditions
- Restoration of the La Vallesa reservoir wetland
- Fire-resilient species, forestry work and training for residents
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