Electric utilities are facing unprecedented grid complexity. Aging infrastructure, increasing distributed energy resources (DERs) and rapidly changing load patterns are making it harder to maintain reliable operations using traditional grid models.

Aspen DMC3™ brings a powerful suite of adaptive model predictive control technologies to power generation customers.

The clean energy transition currently reshaping the electric power utility system requires intelligent management of unprecedented amounts of new and changing grid asset data.

The energy sector is undergoing a significant transformation, driven by the global call for more sustainable energy production and the imperative to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

As demand for the critical minerals powering AI, electrification and renewable energy continues to rise, mining companies face increasing pressure to improve productivity, reliability and operational agility.

Increasing demand for electricity, gas and water faces challenges from aging infrastructure and support for clean energy. AspenTech® Digital Grid Management solutions support an evolution to intelligent, secure and reliable utility networks for a sustainable future.

Explore strategies to modernize power infrastructure. This article covers the essential technological advancements—like digital twins—needed to manage a reliable and resilient grid.

Recent clarion calls from the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) have highlighted the imperative for accelerated global action towards reducing CO2 emissions.

Using digital technology, tackle grid energy transition concerns focusing on generation management, transmission operations, and distributed energy resource management.

The EPA's new methane emission regulations for the oil and gas industry can be met using digital technologies that improve operational efficiency and reduce costs.