Reducing the Commercial Risk of Hydrogen Projects Leveraging a Digital Twin
As the process industries transition towards new sustainability and decarbonization paradigms, digitalization plays an essential role for companies that intend to reach environmental targets and remain profitable. The tradition of having data embedded in physical documents has been replaced by the underlying data being stored digitally, which becomes the first step to build a reliable Digital Twin. By combining digital data with models and analytics, teams are empowered with proper and timely decision-making, driving operational excellence toward a more sustainable future. This webinar will use digital twin technology to illustrate the lifecycle of a renewable hydrogen plant from conception to production to deliver a cost-effective production solution. The webinar will also outline the development of digital tools and the necessary new technologies required to address the burgeoning needs of industry as it drives towards sustainability goals supporting net-zero manufacturing and the energy transition.
*Learn more about how Digital Twins are transforming the Hydrogen industry
*See how to make better use of your engineering and operating data to improve sustainability
*Explore how integrated digital solutions can reduce your commercial risk for new projects
Ian has thirty years experience applying process simulation and optimization solutions in the process industries. He has held several positions at AVEVA including Managing Consultant, Global Practice Director for Optimization, DYNSIM Product Director, Global Practice Director for Simulation & Training and now has overall business responsibility. Ian is an established industry thought leader who has published dozens of articles in industry leading publications over the years.
Ian graduated from Oxford University in the United Kingdom with a PhD in Engineering Science and recently returned after many years to complete his MBA at the Said Business School in Oxford. He and his family reside in Carlsbad California having migrated to the United States in 1992.
