Naepho Green Energy says Octave adoption accelerates digital transformation of equipment assets for AI-based power plant operations
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Octave Intelligence announced that it will introduce Attune EAM to Naepo Green Energy.
Naepo Green Energy introduced Attune EAM to digitally transform power plant operations and maintenance processes and improve equipment reliability.
This adoption will drive a single integrated asset management environment and the shift from paper-based processes to digital workflows.
Octave Intelligence announced that it will introduce Attune EAM to Naepo Green Energy, a domestic power generation and district heating operator. Octave Intelligence said the domestic power industry faces challenges in improving equipment reliability, operational efficiency, and workforce productivity, as well as in laying the groundwork for AI adoption, while on-site operations continue to suffer from fragmented operating data, manual processes, and disconnected systems.
To address these issues, Naepo Green Energy introduced Attune EAM with the aim of digitally transforming power plant operations and maintenance processes and improving equipment reliability, and it has launched a digital transformation program to build an integrated platform covering maintenance, operations, safety, and materials management. Naepo Green Energy said this Octave adoption will accelerate the digital transformation of equipment assets for AI-based power plant operations.
According to Octave, Naepo Green Energy introduced the enterprise asset management, or EAM, solution Attune EAM to modernize its operating system and support future innovation. Through this adoption, Naepo Green Energy established a single integrated asset management environment.
Attune EAM supports the standardization of work requests, work orders, and preventive maintenance processes. It also supports enterprise-wide integrated management of equipment, inventory, and operational information.
The expected benefits of the adoption include the shift from paper-based processes to digital workflows, automatic recording of maintenance histories, and the establishment of a Single Source of Truth across maintenance, operations, and materials management organizations. Naepo Green Energy said this has laid the groundwork for data-driven decision-making and improved equipment reliability.
An Su-jin, head of Octave's Korea office, said AI is becoming a key strategic issue across the energy industry, and pointed to the quality and accessibility of operational data as factors that determine AI's effectiveness. She added that Naepo Green Energy is building a connected digital foundation, and that this foundation will contribute to predictive maintenance, operational optimization, and preparing conditions for next-generation AI-based power plant operations.
Based on the current project, Naepo Green Energy plans to expand the scope of its digital transformation. The core goal of this project is to establish a maintenance management system optimized for the power plant operating environment. Joo Woo-cheol, assistant manager of the instrumentation team at Naepo Green Energy, said the company aims to lay the foundation for improving reliability and efficiency through process standardization and digitalization.
Based on this, Naepo Green Energy plans to pursue further enterprise system integration in the future. It also plans to introduce AI-based operating strategies using accumulated power plant data and expand its asset management capabilities to fuel cells and district heating facilities. In addition, the company plans to further advance its digital transformation strategy and enhance its asset management environment through ERP integration and AI-based operations.
Source: TECHWORLD · Lee Gwang-jae
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=408001
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