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Digital Twins ‘Fad’ Takes on New Life as Tool to Advance Long-Term Goals

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As top E&P players such as BP, Chevron and Shell adopt the use of digital twins, the technology has gone from what engineers thought of as a ‘fad’ to a useful tool to solve business problems and hit long-term goals.

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Digital twins: a key tool to transform the UK’s energy sector

Chris Wilton, Sector Lead, Utilities, Ordnance Survey The UK energy sector has faced mounting pressure in recent years to become more efficient and sustainable, particularly in light of the UK’s […]

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Digital Twins ‘Fad’ Takes on New Life as Tool to Advance Long-Term Goals

As top E&P players such as BP, Chevron and Shell adopt the use of digital twins, the technology has gone from what engineers thought of as a ‘fad’ to a useful tool to solve business problems and hit long-term goals.

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Hart Energy broke the news in 11 days ago on Thursday, February 13, 2025.

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