Prepare for a Sustainable Digital Future with Siemens Electrical Digital Twin

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Mar 15, 2019

The Siemens Electrical Digital Twin closely aligns real and virtual worlds by providing utilities with a single source of truth to model data across their IT landscape. Data is synchronized from various systems then standardized into one multi-user database via standards based adapters / interfaces. The common network model facilitates grid simulation across all domains relevant for reliable, efficient and secure electrical system planning, operation and maintenance.

The Siemens Electrical Digital Twin solution is vendor-neutral, highly customizable to specific needs and offers capabilities in the following areas:

  • Transmission network model management across operations and planning
  • Protection data management
  • Streamlined renewable integration analysis using GIS data
  • Automated operations planning case creation
  • Data management for integrated T&D analysis
  • Distribution planning model creation and synchroniza

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