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SUSTAINABLE INFRASTRUCTURE objectives but also ensure operational goals are met efficiently .
“ It is always best practice to track asset data throughout its entire lifecycle , from design to operation and maintenance .”
The two are steadfast in their belief that EAM systems play a critical role in enhancing sustainability as it monitors and optimises energy use of assets like motors . By measuring key indicators such as electrical current draw and phase balance , organisations can identify inefficiencies – such as unnecessary energy consumption or imbalances that could shorten an asset ’ s lifespan .
“ This data-driven approach supports condition-based maintenance , allowing businesses to address issues proactively , reducing energy waste and extending asset longevity ,” Jon continues .
Hitachi Energy : Pioneering sustainable solutions Over at Hitachi , Anthony has no doubt in his mind that technology is integral to a more sustainable and energyefficient future thanks to the analytics and data insights it can provide . With Hitachi Energy at the forefront of advancing sustainable infrastructure in the energy sector , he emphasises that it is of critical importance in supporting sustainable infrastructure to promote energy efficiency , grid resiliency and environmental sustainability .
“ There ’ s no doubt that AI , ML , analytics and data insights present unique opportunities for the energy sector ,” he says . “ These data-driven technologies can provide our customers with a more holistic view of the energy landscape ,
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