• Where Intelligence Becomes Tangible Impact
• Common Objections—And Why They No Longer Hold Current
• The Bigger Picture: Smarter Dispatch, Smarter Decisions
• The Inflection Point Is Now

White Paper Overview

The power sector isn’t facing a single storm—it’s weathering three: uncertainty, economics, and climate. Grid instability, aging assets, and unpredictable demand now collide with the rapid rise of renewables, creating complexity no human alone can manage.

One of the newest tools that helps address these overlapping demands is called a Digital Twin. A Digital Twin is a virtual copy of a real machine or system. It uses data and computer models to predict how that system will behave or when something might go wrong.

In power plants, Digital Twins can be made for many kinds of equipment like gas turbines, Heat Recovery Steam Generators (HRSG), and steam turbines. They help spot problems early and guide maintenance before issues cause downtime. As the world moves toward cleaner and smarter energy, the need for Digital Twins keeps growing.