AWS 能源与公用事业案例研究

Learn how Snohomish County PUD is using its data for analytics and operational decision-making with the help of a scalable and secure managed SaaS solution for meter data management created by AWS Partner TRC Companies.

Learn how Hanwha Qcells used AWS IoT Core and Amazon EventBridge to develop a VPP platform in three months, enhancing renewable energy solutions in Korea.

Learn how independent power producer Conduit Power implemented a resilient cloud-based SCADA system using AWS.

Learn how integrated energy company Repsol optimized its SAP systems using AWS.

Learn how Cadent in the energy industry simplified locating leaks reported to the National Gas Emergency Service using Amazon Location Service.

The team at Jimmy Energy is driven by a shared cause: finding a new way to help the world reduce its carbon footprint. Scientific simulation manager Jeremy Picosson says nuclear is the key. Using Amazon Web Services (AWS) high performance computing (HPC) services, the energy startup can scale fast to run its data-intensive simulation workloads. As a result, it’s on course to launch its nuclear microreactor technology in France—and then the world.

innogy is the leading natural gas provider in the Czech Republic. It’s also an innovator, delivering clean mobility solutions and cutting-edge energy services that help customers live more sustainably. To do this it needs a modern infrastructure. Having migrated from its on-premises environment to Amazon Web Services (AWS), the organization has greater flexibility in application development. Its developers can access tools to create new experiences for customers—such as chatbot functionality to boost call center operations—and explore other AI use cases. Here, IT infrastructure senior manager Petr Bohac talks about the benefit of a secure, modern cloud environment for innogy and its customers.

Learn how Bluecurrent met changing smart meter regulations with enhanced data processing using Diverge from AWS Partner VTS.

Many industrial companies have diverse factory operations, often spread around the globe, which use different technologies and multiple machine protocols. This traps operations data into silos, making it challenging to perform data analytics. Siemens Energy collaborated with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to automate machine data collection, lower asset maintenance cost, increase equipment availability, and improve visibility for operations personnel on the shop floor. Watch this video to learn about how Siemens Energy developed a blueprint for connecting multiple factories around the world, securely and at scale, to improve factory operations using AWS IoT SiteWise and Domatica EasyEdge.