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数字孪生技术的进步改变了能源行业Advancements in Digital Twin Technology Transforming the Energy Sector |
通过单一平台进行精确建模和流程整合,以增强发电、输电和配电分析
为了实现全球排放目标,到 2030 年,可再生能源需要占能源消耗的至少 42%,到 2050 年达到 60%,高于 2021 年的 17%。全球电力行业正在向可再生能源发电转型,以遏制温室气体排放,但可再生能源是间歇性的。因此,它们在发电结构中所占比例的增加将影响传统发电厂的运营以及输配电网。可再生能源比例的不断增加正在减少对传统蒸气涡轮电厂和燃煤电厂的依赖和运转率。这一趋势给传统发电厂带来了一些挑战。从根本上来说,可再生能源的间歇性会破坏电网的稳定性。数字孪生技术通过提高传统发电的灵活性、提高可再生能源发电的可预测性以及提高电网弹性来应对这些挑战。
这项研究涵盖了数字孪生系统的基础知识和运行原理,并对发电和输配电系统中的数字孪生应用进行了深入分析。还包括能源领域数字孪生技术的关键增长机会、成长促进因素和抑制因素、关键创新和研发活动。
还包括多个案例研究,展示了数字孪生给能源行业带来的好处。它还探讨了参与开发能源应用创新数字孪生解决方案的主要相关人员,分析了全球专利格局,重点关注关键专利持有人/申请人和关键研究领域。
Precise Modeling and Process Integration from a Single Platform to Enhance Analytics in Power Generation, Transmission, and Distribution
To meet global emission reduction targets, renewable energy must account for at least 42% of energy consumption by 2030 and 60% by 2050, compared to 17% in 2021. Although the global power generation sector is moving toward renewable power to curb greenhouse gas emissions, renewable energy is intermittent. Therefore, its increased share in the power generation mix affects both conventional power plant operations and the transmission and distribution grid. The increased share of renewables has lowered dependence and capacity utilization of conventional steam turbine and coal-fired power generation plants. This trend poses several challenges to conventional power plants. Essentially, the intermittency of renewables can compromise grid stability. Digital twin technology addresses these challenges by enhancing the flexibility of conventional power generation, improving the predictability of renewable power generation, and improving grid resiliency.
This study covers the fundamentals and working principle of digital twin systems, offering detailed analysis of digital twin applications across power generation and transmission and distribution systems. It includes key growth opportunities, growth drivers and restraints, major innovations, and research and development activities in digital twin technology for the energy sector.
The study also includes multiple case studies that illustrate the advantages digital twins offer the energy sector. It discusses key stakeholders involved in the development of innovative digital twin solutions for energy applications, including an analysis of the global patent landscape that highlights key patent owners/applicants and the major areas of research.