By 2050, hydrogen is expected to account for 10% of global final energy consumption, with two-thirds coming from green hydrogen. This implies a growing demand for safe and efficient electrolyzers. How can companies ensure they optimize product development to meet this demand? The answer: the virtual twin, a key tool for innovation in electrolyzers.
The Power of the Virtual Twin
To thrive in the rapidly evolving green hydrogen production landscape, competitiveness must be a top priority. Competitiveness goes far beyond offering cost-effective equipment; it encompasses innovation, efficiency, and sustainability. This is where the virtual twin becomes a decisive enabler for achieving these goals.
The virtual twin seamlessly connects the real and virtual worlds. It empowers teams to make data-driven decisions in real time—from refining electrolyzer designs to optimizing manufacturing processes and reducing unplanned downtime. With its ability to visualize, simulate, model, and analyze, the virtual twin opens the door to unprecedented innovation in green hydrogen production.
In a four-part podcast series, Clara Wiltberger, Hydrogen Business Strategy, and Jean Yves Tresson, Renewables Business Consultant, at Dassault Systèmes, reveal how the virtual twin enables the creation of next-generation electrolyzers to meet the demands of green hydrogen production.
Part 1: Pioneering innovative designs
11 minutes
Say goodbye to disconnected data and siloed processes. Say hello to streamlined workflows, optimized designs, and faster development cycles. Watch Part 1 to learn more.
Part 2: Simulating for safety and efficiency
5 minutes, 45 seconds
How well can your designs handle membrane degradation? In Part 2, experts reveal how to reduce the risk of leaks and component failures through simulation in the virtual twin.
Part 3: Optimizing manufacturing operations
5 minutes
The virtual twin makes it possible to standardize and scale manufacturing processes at minimal cost. Watch Part 3 to see how this works in practice.
Part 4: Reducing service operating costs
3 minutes
Maintenance and after-sales services represent a steady revenue stream. Watch the final part of the series to make data intelligence and predictive maintenance work for your bottom line.
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