Operational efficiency and digitalisation in the energy sector
Digitalisation has become the most significant driving force in operational efficiency as it can simultaneously improve flexibility, quality and efficiency. Within the energy sector, digitalisation can minimise operational stops by taking into account all connected systems, thereby reducing risk to both greenfield and brownfield projects.
While demand for digitalisation’s benefits is increasing across all sectors, the ability to adapt varies widely from sector to sector due to differing environmental and financial requirements. Therefore to make effective operation efficiencies, all organisations need:
- trustworthy analyses of complex operations;
- the ability to make supply and demand changes; and
- high quality results from planned and ongoing projects.
AFRY Real Digital Twin is an iterative model which improves organisations’ operational efficiency by creating, introducing and testing new digital functions.
In a webinar on 22 October, Andreas Buhlin and Peter K. Andersson present how AFRY Real Digital Twin is used in case studies from district heating plants, water treatment facilities and nuclear power plants.
The slide pack and recording are below.
If you have any questions, please get in touch with Andreas Buhlin and Peter K Andersson.
