Energy and Water Utilities Forum

In a digital environment, every utility has a wealth of information about its network. Data might come from smart meters and sensors, 2D and 3D maps, design models, asset models, analysis models, and even paper. However, this information is often disconnected, standing on its own to support specific, siloed needs and workflows. This problematic situation is further compounded when different assets at various stage of their lifecycle must interact in a cohesive manner while maintaining optimal operational performance for the utility.

The Energy and Water Utilities Forum explains how utilities are embracing new digital twin technologies to prepare for changing consumer behaviors and to address challenges around sustainability, resilience, and decentralization.

Learn how a performance digital twin of the infrastructure and associated digital workflows, enabled through an open, connected data environment, provide a holistic approach to managing information, enabling faster and more informed decision-making for better outcomes.