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Optimizing energy production with the latest smart grid technologies

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New technologies are shaping the way we produce, distribute and consume energy. alone has installed nearly 10,000 electricity generation units, connected by more than 300,000 miles of transmission lines and capable of generating over a million megawatts of energy. Historically, the power grid has been a one-way street.

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The advantages and disadvantages of renewable energy

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New developments in renewable energy are making headlines and inspiring hope in communities worldwide, from a remote Arctic village working to harness solar and wind power under challenging conditions to a U.S. Air Force base planning an advanced, utility-scale geothermal power system. Let’s take a look at both.

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The future of renewable energy

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Renewable energy is energy produced from Earth’s natural resources, those that can be replenished faster than they are consumed. Shifting to these renewable energy sources is key to the fight against climate change. For example, flow battery technology is being improved to support grid-scale energy storage.

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10 ways the oil and gas industry can leverage digital twin technology

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In the era of digital transformation, digital twins are emerging as a potent solution to energy production challenges. As the industry grapples with increasingly urgent calls for sustainable environmental practices, digital twins could also underpin the transition to cleaner, more renewable sources of energy.

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The future of renewable energy

IBM Big Data Hub

Renewable energy is energy produced from Earth’s natural resources, those that can be replenished faster than they are consumed. Shifting to these renewable energy sources is key to the fight against climate change. For example, flow battery technology is being improved to support grid-scale energy storage.

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What is vibration analysis and how can it help optimize predictive maintenance?

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Vibration analysis—a component of condition monitoring systems—utilizes vibration sensors to measure frequencies in an asset and detect abnormalities that may indicate a problem. Improved energy efficiency: Faulty machinery often consumes more energy than it should, leading to increased operating costs.

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Six EAM trends pushing the oil and gas industries forward

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The oil and gas industry remains an integral part of the energy landscape, but it faces a number of modern challenges, including volatile market conditions, expanding environmental regulations and the growing need for operational efficiency. But the future of EAM in the oil and gas industry is not just about adopting new technologies.