Altair SmartCore™ 增强了 UNATEC 的能源绩效和盈利能力
技术
- 分析与建模 - 预测分析
- 平台即服务 (PaaS) - 应用开发平台
适用行业
- 电网
- 可再生能源
适用功能
- 维护
用例
- 能源管理系统
- 运动预测
关于客户
Unatec 是一家在能源解决方案咨询领域拥有超过 10 年经验的公司。该公司与西班牙最大的公用事业公司合作，推出了能源智能发电，这是其为中小型可再生能源生产商提供的解决方案。这些生产商通常运营和维护中小型太阳能和风能发电厂。 Unatec 与 Altair SmartCore 合作创建智能电网，旨在改善能源管理和利润。该公司决定完全依赖 Altair SmartCore 作为其技术堆栈的核心元素。
挑战
Unatec 是一家在能源解决方案咨询领域拥有十多年经验的公司，该公司正在努力应对能源生产商控制成本和提高产量的挑战。该公司认识到，不受控制的成本和不准确的预测可能会大幅减少利润，甚至可能导致损失。能源生产和管理部门如果不进行优化，可能会严重影响经济成果。如果成本控制不严格或产量预测不准确，利润可能会大幅减少，甚至可能造成损失。此外，许多国家已开始大幅减少对生产的经济补贴，并出台了更多法规。在某些情况下，能源生产商甚至必须优化能源管理以增加利润并避免制裁和处罚。
解决方案
Unatec 与 Altair SmartCore 合作创建智能电网并提高可再生能源公司的绩效和盈利能力。 Altair SmartCore 平台在 6 个月内实施，使 Unatec 节省了大量开发成本。该平台包括多种预测模型比较、智能计量系统部署、扩展的生产预测功能、实时跟踪的定制KPI以及偏差和能源测量的控制。 Unatec 的能源智能发电平台使用不同的预测服务，并使用 Altair SmartCore 核心对它们进行比较，以提高预测准确性。预测模型接收反馈以不断提高能源供应计算的准确性。一组定制的 KPI 被永久跟踪并显示在实时图表中，以将生产与预测进行比较，并生成定制的绩效报告、预算跟踪和工厂比较。
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