Digital twins are a key technology for the wind energy sector due to their ability to provide virtual replicas of physical wind turbines and wind farms. These digital models enable real-time monitoring, predictive maintenance, and performance optimisation, leading to increased efficiency and reduced operational costs. Digital twins help in identifying potential issues before they become critical, thereby enhancing reliability and extending the lifetime of wind farms. They also facilitate better decision-making and strategic planning, ultimately contributing to more sustainable and resilient energy production.

Understanding the architecture of digital twins is important as it ensures seamless integration, interoperability, and scalability of the digital twins. A well-defined architecture allows for consistent data collection, analysis, and visualisation. Building common architectures across the industry enable different stakeholders to collaborate more effectively and share insights. Such a collective approach can accelerate innovation and drive down costs of wind energy.

In this one-hour webinar, we will first hear two examples of digital twin “use cases” from the sector, followed by two architecture design example projects, and ending with a discussion and Mentimeter quiz where the participants can disucss their thoughts, needs and other inputs on the topic!

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