In today’s VUCA environment, organizations are turning to digitalization and Industrial AI to develop autonomous and semi-autonomous processes that enable new levels of safety, sustainability and profitability. Learn how self-optimizing plants will enable companies to: empower next-generation workers to focus on the highest-value activities; improve safety and reliability with IoT predictive maintenance software; reduce downtime of plant operations by optimizing assets and equipment lifecycle; and achieve sustainability goals with reduced energy use and emission control.

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The US Department of Energy offers a first-ever roadmap for clean energy projects seeking connection to the US power grid.

With ever-changing operating conditions—including different feedstock—today’s process plants are challenged to meet growth and sustainability targets as many critical KPIs cannot be measured on a real-time basis. While process simulation models can be deployed online to provide operators real-time visibility to optimize performance, there is a common misconception in the industry that this approach is complicated and difficult.

Cultivation of digital technologies is one of the promising solutions to meet the growing energy demand while managing net zero targets.

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3D models are proven to provide clear visualization and better accuracy for engineering projects. Now with mounting pressure to stay ahead of the energy transition, companies must identify design flaws even earlier and minimize costly revisions to ensure faster delivery during the conceptual phase.

Learn how data fabrics — scalable data architectures that can handle all OT and IT data types, historize them and make the data available in real-time — are being deployed to address industrial cybersecurity and to eradicate data silos across companies.

As the utility industry faces growing complexity in operations—increasing data coming from grid assets, more numerous digital systems to manage and operate the grid, escalating cyber security threats and shortages of skilled workforce—utilities are rethinking how they manage their technology footprint.

HPCL’s Mumbai Refinery faced a major issue with product quality giveaways, as assessing product quality was both challenging and time-consuming.