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Use operational excellence to improve power plant efficiency

In the energy and utilities industry, operators and equipment manufacturers face significant disruption. To meet growing energy demands safely and sustainably, your business needs a strong technology foundation.

Watch the video to discover how our Operational Excellence approach helps energy businesses use data to:

  • Improve operations
  • Reduce costs
  • Maximize production
  • Streamline processes
  • Enhance power plant efficiency.

Use IoT solutions to build a connected plant

Operational Excellence uses an industrial Internet of Things (IoT) platform to connect your plants and systems. It combines with simulation and production planning software and enables continuous closed-loop feedback using digital twins. Empower your teams with improved decision-making at every operational stage of your connected plant.

Leverage predictive plant maintenance and analytics

Worldwide data volume is estimated to reach more than 180 zettabytes. Help your energy business succeed by creating and deploying highly-customizable apps that consume data from smart assets and sensor networks and turn it into engaging experiences that improve business outcomes, competitiveness and sustainability. Take your operations to the next level by leveraging predictive plant maintenance and analytics!

Create a digital twin power plant

Create a digital twin power plant to continuously improve manufacturing operations. Your workers will be able apply real-time performance analysis to predict and diagnose problems even before they happen.

With Siemens Xcelerator as a Service, your organization can:

  • Benefit from a comprehensive software and services platform
  • Solve your most complex engineering design challenges
  • Create a comprehensive digital twin in a more accessible, scalable and flexible form.

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