AspenTech can optimize CAPEX and OPEX with heat exchanger design software modeling within the larger process using a comprehensive set of rigorous HX models.

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.

Accelerate your clean energy transition with the power of aggregated distributed energy resources.

In a world where one data error can ripple across the grid, NMM is the foundation for reliable, efficient and future-ready operations.

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

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.

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.

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.

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

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.