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Track every asset across the entire network

Track meters, field equipment, infrastructure assets, and materials across complex utility networks. MTG brings the RFID leadership behind the country’s two most ambitious utility RFID programs, including a deployment still running more than a decade after go-live.

Utilities

The problems that actually cost you money

A crew rolls to a job site and the truck stock does not match what the system says is loaded. A transformer or meter sits in the yard with no record of when it arrived or where it is staged. A regulatory asset audit takes weeks of manual reconciliation instead of days. Tools and equipment walk off a job site, and nobody notices until the next inventory. Storm response staging turns chaotic because nobody can see what materials are actually on hand, or where. A meter gets installed, and the paperwork trail lags the physical event by days. Supplier-tagged material arrives with no record connecting it to the purchase order until someone reconciles it by hand. Capital asset records used for a rate case do not match what is actually in the field.

Built for utility scale

Utility environments demand reliable asset accountability across distributed service territories, outdoor facilities, and high-consequence field operations. MTG evaluates asset identity, field workflow, service territory, and system-of-record requirements before recommending RFID.

MTG has advised utility programs involving meters, poles, transformers, tools, truck stock, and other critical materials from supplier receipt through field deployment.

That experience gives utility leaders independent guidance on the decisions that matter most: operational fit, enterprise scale, partner accountability, and long-term program resilience.

Utility material yard with a truck carrying infrastructure assets
Utility meter prepared for serialized asset identification

Big retailers made supplier RFID mandates famous. MTG brings that model into industrial operations, designing the supplier, tag, data, and receiving program that lets products arrive already identified and ready for automatic receipt. That experience includes onboarding 18 electric and gas meter suppliers at utility scale.

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