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Cultivation of digital technologies is one of the promising solutions to meet the growing energy demand while managing net zero targets.

Aspen Utilities Planner provides valuable insight into real-time operation and supply changes.

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As the utility industry faces growing complexity in operations—increasing data coming from grid assets, more numerous digital systems to manage and operate the grid, escalating cyber security threats and shortages of skilled workforce—utilities are rethinking how they manage their technology footprint.