Industries
Different products.
The same blind spot.
Crude, chlorine, fertiliser or feed — the substance changes and the consequence changes, but the underlying problem does not. Somebody needs to know the condition of a tank, and finding out takes longer than it should.
Energy
Crude, refined product, produced water and chemical storage spread across sites that rarely see a person more than once a shift.
The visibility challenge
Energy operations store high-value, high-consequence product in tanks that are often remote, hard to reach and monitored by instruments an operator has to walk up to and read. When a level moves unexpectedly, the gap between the event and the moment someone notices is where the risk lives.
Typical operating conditions
- Crude and refined product storage at terminals and tank batteries
- Produced water and flowback tanks on distributed pads
- Chemical and additive totes supporting injection programs
- Storage at unmanned or intermittently manned locations
How GTT applies
GTT makes the level and status of each tank readable at a distance and from off site, so a pad that used to require a drive-by can be assessed at a glance and prioritised against every other site in the field.
Safety, response and asset value
Fewer unnecessary field visits, earlier recognition of overfill conditions and a clearer picture of which location actually needs a truck roll today.
Water & wastewater
Treatment plants, lift stations and distributed storage where a missed level becomes a public and environmental event.
The visibility challenge
Water systems are geographically dispersed and frequently run by small teams covering many assets. Chemical day tanks, clearwells and wet wells all have thresholds that matter, but the information is often split across a SCADA screen in one building and a sight glass in another.
Typical operating conditions
- Chemical storage and day tanks for treatment programs
- Clearwells, reservoirs and elevated storage
- Lift station wet wells and remote pump sites
- Basins and process tanks across a plant footprint
How GTT applies
GTT provides an immediate visual read of level and status at the asset itself and remotely, giving small teams a way to cover more ground without adding rounds.
Safety, response and asset value
Faster recognition of abnormal conditions, better coordination between plant and field staff, and a clearer record of what conditions looked like when a decision was made.
Agriculture
Fertiliser, fuel, feed and water storage spread across acreage, often far from the nearest office.
The visibility challenge
Agricultural storage is seasonal, distributed and frequently checked by climbing a ladder with a flashlight. Inventory questions and safety questions are answered by the same trip, and both are answered late.
Typical operating conditions
- Liquid fertiliser and crop input storage
- On-farm fuel and lubricant tanks
- Liquid feed and supplement storage
- Irrigation and livestock water storage
How GTT applies
GTT puts level and condition in plain view from ground level and from a phone, so inventory and safety checks stop depending on someone climbing the tank.
Safety, response and asset value
Less time spent driving and climbing, better input planning through the season, and reduced exposure during the busiest weeks of the year.
Chemical & processing
Reactive, regulated and high-consequence inventories where the cost of a late response is measured in more than product.
The visibility challenge
Processing facilities run dense tank farms with tight operating windows. Operators are well instrumented but not always well informed: data exists across historians, dashboards and control screens, and the person on the ground still needs a fast, unambiguous read.
Typical operating conditions
- Raw material and intermediate storage
- Finished product and blending tanks
- Solvent, acid and caustic storage
- Loading and unloading operations
How GTT applies
GTT layers immediate visual status onto the assets themselves, complementing existing control and monitoring systems rather than replacing them.
Safety, response and asset value
Quicker situational awareness during transfers and turnarounds, and a shared visual reference for operations, safety and maintenance.
Industrial infrastructure
Utility, manufacturing and facility storage that keeps the core process running and gets attention only when it fails.
The visibility challenge
Support systems — boiler feed, cooling, wastewater, fuel and chemical storage — are rarely anyone's primary responsibility until something runs dry or runs over. Visibility into these assets tends to be the last to be modernised.
Typical operating conditions
- Boiler feedwater and condensate storage
- Cooling tower and process water systems
- Facility fuel, oil and lubricant storage
- Industrial wastewater and effluent holding
How GTT applies
GTT extends visual asset intelligence to the systems that sit outside the main control narrative, so their status is as legible as everything else.
Safety, response and asset value
Fewer surprise outages caused by support systems, and a maintenance picture that reflects the whole facility.
Storage, tanks & terminals
Dense tank farms where throughput, custody and safety all depend on knowing exactly where every level sits.
The visibility challenge
Terminals move product continuously. Overfill protection, transfer sequencing and scheduling all rely on level information being both accurate and immediately available to the people directing the work — not just to the system recording it.
Typical operating conditions
- Bulk liquid storage and tank farms
- Truck and rail loading racks
- Marine and pipeline receipt operations
- Multi-product terminals with frequent changeover
How GTT applies
GTT gives yard, control and safety personnel the same immediate visual reference for tank status, reducing the number of conversations needed to confirm a condition.
Safety, response and asset value
Smoother transfers, earlier recognition of approaching high levels and a stronger visual layer supporting existing overfill prevention practices.
Sector fit
Not on the list?
The six sectors above are where the GTT platform is positioned today. If you store liquid at scale, at sites people cannot check as often as they would like, the same problem is probably present in your operation too.
We would rather tell you it is not a fit than sell you something that is not. Describe the operation and we will give you a direct answer.
Your sector, your sites
Talk through a facility with us.
Bring one site — the one that worries you most — and we will work through what would change if its condition were visible at a glance.