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K-Towers and PowerX to enhance remote tower management in the Pacific

16/12/2025
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K-Towers has announced a strategic partnership with PowerX to modernise rural tower networks across the Pacific, delivering reliable and affordable connectivity to some of the most hard-to-reach communities.

This partnership underscores K-Towers’ commitment to ensuring accountable tower operations, operational transparency, and remote AI-driven management that safeguards long-term infrastructure returns.

In November, K-Towers conducted a successful pilot deployment of PowerX across 64 ultra-remote tower sites in Papua New Guinea’s Western Province. The sites were rapidly onboarded into the PowerX AI platform, gaining real-time, unified visibility into power system performance. This integration reduced the need for blind troubleshooting, accelerated fault resolution, and decreased the frequency of costly field visits, transforming traditional maintenance practices.

This deployment marked a significant milestone as it was the first time data from previously siloed systems was consolidated into machine-learning and data science models capable of automating fault detection and managing prioritised actions toward resolution. The insights generated by PowerX are fully integrated into K-Towers’ Network Operations Centre, enabling remote monitoring and management of each site. This capability allows the NOC to “see” into every tower remotely, drastically reducing the reliance on helicopter dispatches and manual inspections in a region where nearly 98% of sites operate off-grid.

Papua New Guinea’s tower environment is among the most operationally complex in the Pacific, with many sites accessible only by helicopter and limited grid connectivity. Previously, troubleshooting issues involved expensive field visits with minimal site data, hampered further by fragmented information across multiple power systems. PowerX addresses these challenges by unifying diverse data streams into its vendor-agnostic platform. Its machine-learning models provide actionable insights into site health and energy consumption, enabling proactive infrastructure management, reducing field visits, and improving overall service reliability.

“We bring discipline, transparency, and accountability to every tower we operate, particularly where these elements have been historically limited. PowerX gives us real-time visibility into sites that previously required helicopter access just to diagnose. This shift allows us to transition from reactive to proactive, data-driven operations, ensuring greater accountability for tower owners and mobile network operators,” said Hussein Abdulkader, Managing Director of K-Towers.

“We are excited to collaborate with K-Towers to bring unified intelligence, AI insights, and process automation to these remote sites. This partnership enables K-Towers to deliver world-class connectivity sustainably, cost-effectively, and at scale. We believe it will strengthen their competitive edge, allowing for increased tenancy growth and improved long-term returns,” said Andrew Schafer, CEO of PowerX.

Looking ahead, the partnership will expand to incorporate additional predictive models from PowerX. These enhancements will further enable K-Towers to detect issues before they impact service and optimise off-grid power systems, ensuring continued advancement in managing remote tower networks across the Pacific.

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