Power Generation:
Unify and Conquer: Optimize your Resources
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From dispersed connections to Unified Operations Centers (UOC)
Control centers are key elements in the management of decentralized energy systems. In addition to facilitating the coordination of operations for those in charge, they solve the possible inconveniences of having a generator in distant locations, such as the need to move operators or gather dispersed weather patterns.
Based on SCADA technology, UOCs collect data from multiple sources and protocols and display them on an accessible unified platform, from which to consult at all times and from any device what is happening in each generator they integrate.
Why are they so important for energy generation?
With the convergence and contextualization of information, the UOC solutions allow real-time monitoring of the energy production and consumption of all connected elements.
If, for example, there is an overload in one of the points, this system sends an alarm to the person in charge so that they can check what is happening with the affected generator without having to go to the installation where it is located.
In case of unexpected failures or interruptions, the procedure is the same: thanks to the existence of the control center, the operator in charge of that area receives a specific alert that allows them to address the stoppage immediately from their workplace.
Vision, Analysis and Holistic Improvement of all Plants
But the importance of UOCs in the energy sector goes beyond avoiding travel when production is decentralized, or the simultaneous supervision and management of activities and orders for multiple locations.
In addition to the control of routine operations, the integration of different facilities leads to making comparisons of the production of each one. “Why, if we have twin infrastructures located in two different countries, does one fail twice as much as the other?”
Based on all the information it collects (generation of each plant, economic income, load factor, availability, maintenance, etc.), the UOC allows identifying best practices, opportunities for improvement and possible resource optimizations.
With the integration of data and plants, UOCs promote efficiency, sustainability and informed decision-making, while offering control and complete vision of operations.
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