How AI-powered third-generation digital twins can save energy

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Inflation is the highest in years, and the result is that everything, especially energy, is more expensive. Energy costs were low during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, so more efficient use of resources became a side issue. But that has changed; Western governments face a new and much more costly financial outcome, especially now that North America and Europe are heading into a potentially cold and gloomy winter.

And, while governments have adopted a number of longer-term plans to ensure a reliable energy supply, energy providers need more immediate solutions that will allow them to ensure such a strong and stable supply. as possible.

An important method used by utilities to reduce resource use and waste is digital twin technology: advanced artificial intelligence (AI) systems that provide clear models that can help ensure that lights stay on and heating systems stay online. But digital twins come at a significant cost, requiring lots of technology and lots of experts to be effective.

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