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Siemens deploys digital twin for Galp's renewable hydrogen project

2 reports, 1 independent Updated Oct 9
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Siemens is providing a physics-based digital twin, known as the Hydrogen Performance Suite, for a large renewable hydrogen project. This solution uses real-time optimization and integrates live plant data with external sources, including grid operators and energy markets. Siemens estimates the HPS could deliver energy savings of up to 15 percent.

From chemeurope.com

Why it matters

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The deployment is designed to accelerate the decarbonization of industry by making renewable hydrogen economically viable. The digital twin provides end-to-end visibility, enabling smarter production scheduling and optimized energy procurement for the facility.

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  • SiemensProvider of the Hydrogen Performance Suite digital twin technology

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  • SiemensSpeculative

    Siemens could see increased revenue and product validation from the successful deployment of the HPS

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