24 April 2018
The display has been strengthened since it premiered in 2017, and will feature some 20 companies, including seven from beyond Germany.
Whether in the energy sector or manufacturing, digitization is the key to maximum energy efficiency. The challenge is to save on energy – be it in the form of heat, power, steam, or compressed air – without compromising work and production processes. Mastering that challenge requires highly sensitive measurement equipment and digital energy management systems that can work together and communicate to make split-second, precision-coordinated adjustments. In other words, to achieve optimal efficiency, each energy flow needs a corresponding, real-time digital data flow.
The devil is in the detail – an enduring truth not lost on the exhibitors and industry players taking part in the Digital Energy display. A managing director of one of the exhibitors emphasizes: “Many companies already have complex measurement infrastructure and vast amounts of data, but don't actually know how to generate added value from it. We use artificial intelligence to analyse these data in real time and enhance the cost-effectiveness and efficiency of energy systems." With this strategy the technology provider claims to reduce its customers' energy costs by up to 30 per cent.
The rise of digitization also harbours certain risks. These will be discussed at Energy and its Digital Energy showcase. The display features a supporting forum that will kick off on Monday, the first day of Hannover Messe, with two discussion panels themed “Industrial Energy Management: Legislation, Standards, Support” and “Industry 4.0 – Opportunities for Energy Data-based Production”.
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Digitization as the key to optimal energy efficiency
Digitization in the energy sector is a complex jigsaw puzzle that calls for multidisciplinary solutions. At the Digital Energy display in Hall 12 of Hannover Messe, energy software developers, system analysts and energy technology experts will present some solutions.
 Photo: Deutsche MesseIndustry 4.0 provides opportunities for Energy Data-based Production |
Whether in the energy sector or manufacturing, digitization is the key to maximum energy efficiency. The challenge is to save on energy – be it in the form of heat, power, steam, or compressed air – without compromising work and production processes. Mastering that challenge requires highly sensitive measurement equipment and digital energy management systems that can work together and communicate to make split-second, precision-coordinated adjustments. In other words, to achieve optimal efficiency, each energy flow needs a corresponding, real-time digital data flow.
The devil is in the detail – an enduring truth not lost on the exhibitors and industry players taking part in the Digital Energy display. A managing director of one of the exhibitors emphasizes: “Many companies already have complex measurement infrastructure and vast amounts of data, but don't actually know how to generate added value from it. We use artificial intelligence to analyse these data in real time and enhance the cost-effectiveness and efficiency of energy systems." With this strategy the technology provider claims to reduce its customers' energy costs by up to 30 per cent.
The rise of digitization also harbours certain risks. These will be discussed at Energy and its Digital Energy showcase. The display features a supporting forum that will kick off on Monday, the first day of Hannover Messe, with two discussion panels themed “Industrial Energy Management: Legislation, Standards, Support” and “Industry 4.0 – Opportunities for Energy Data-based Production”.
http://www.hannovermesse.de
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