StormHarvester helps wastewater utilities predict and prevent issues like flooding and pollution before they happen, protecting communities and reducing costs. At its core, our advanced anomaly detection system analyses data from thousands of sensors, turning it into precise, actionable insights that drive smarter decisions. Our Founder and CEO Brian Moloney started out working for engineering consultancies specialising in wastewater design and hydraulic modelling.

His early experiences in civil engineering allowed him to see an opportunity for a data-driven approach to tackle pollution and flooding StormHarvester’s early work focused on understanding and predicting how rainfall impacts network performance, which led to developing a highly accurate machine-learning system for detecting blockages and anomalies. As tens of thousands of sensors came online, it became clear that data and machine learning could address a wide range of challenges and transform network performance.

StormHarvester is a global leader in wastewater network monitoring. StormHarvester officially opened its new headquarters on 25 February in Belfast, marking a major milestone in the company’s continued growth and supporting its expansion into international markets, including Australia and New Zealand. StormHarvester ranked number one in Deloitte Technology Fast 50 ranking on 27 November.

Our dedication to driving operational and environmental improvements for our customers has helped us achieve this special recognition. StormHarvester secures series A funding of £8.4m, strengthening the company efforts to double its headcount and expand international activity to US, Australia and New Zealand. StormHarvester holds its first ever User Conference.