During this free webinar, learn how Aspen Utilities Planner and Aspen Utilities OnLine Optimizer help process and plant engineers manage and optimize energy cost using accurate modeling and optimization of utilities systems.

In the Pharma Times article “Working in Silos” AspenTech’s Justin Eames discusses the pitfalls of working in silos in the pharmaceutical industry and explains how AspenTech’s solutions can make an impact at speed using predictive analytics. Discover how to predict asset degradation and failure well in advance of an impending breakdown or disruption and gain the ability to make decisions that can not only minimize cost and disruption, but that can also protect public health by ensuring continuity and resulting quality of drug supply.

Learn how Borealis, a leading provider of innovative solutions in the fields of polyolefins, base chemicals and fertilizers, implemented Aspen PIMS-AO to support the optimization team and bring about better decision-making for more profitable results. This case study explores how Borealis achieved dramatically faster run time, employed nonlinear modeling, deployed planning models to a centralized, virtual environment, and eased software deployment time and maintenance with more efficient use of hardware.

Learn how this world leader in refining reduced planning runtime from 30 hours to 90 minutes, making the process 95% faster and allowing them to respond to market changes much faster.

While many companies are using PIMS-AO for its performance (parallel processing), solution quality (avoid local optima) and higher model accuracy (non-linear modelling), each one of the Advanced Solution features can deliver significant benefits – boosting your bottom line. Tap into even more benefits with PIMS-AO’s Advanced Solution Features. Join us and see real-world examples of common business processes such as feedstock selection and operational planning.

Planning is integral to refinery profitability; this video will discuss some challenges with this important task, and share some benefits of doing it well. Because there are so many options when selecting which crude to run and which products to make, refiners need an optimizer to help make the best choices. Once the optimizer is in place, planners and modelers with the help of process engineers, must maintain model data. Aspen PIMS-AO is accurate, robust, and fast to deliver increased refining margins to your company. This video shows three examples of how leading refiners using AspenTech solutions to optimize their refineries. Learn more here: https://www.aspentech.com/en/applications/msc/refinery-planning.

Scheduling in a refinery is a complex problem with lots of data to handle. Learn from one of scheduling experts on how an advanced scheduling solution helps ensure smoother operations and better execution of the refinery plan.

Agile refinery scheduling software enables confident decision making. Improve responsiveness and decision making with refinery-wide scheduling that simultaneously schedules all key activities from within a single platform to increase production throughput.

Aspen Utilities OnLine Optimizer is an integrated software solution that enables process plant operators to manage and optimize the way they use and source energy in the power station and across an entire production site. In this brochure you will learn how it enables companies to ensure that all their processes receive reliable supplies, while at the same time minimizing running costs by reducing overall consumption and identifying the most economical sources of supply.

In this episode of the ESG Decoded Podcast, Paige Morse, Industry Marketing Director at AspenTech, chats with Amanda Hsieh on the connective tissue between Artificial Intelligence (AI) and sustainability. AI is a key driver in the achievement of ESG goals as it supports the software capability that can help improve operations and make processes safer for people and the environment. Paige also explains the concept of Industrial AI. ESG Decoded Podcast is powered by Global Affairs Associates.