Transforming Today’s Energy Landscape
Digital and industry disruptors are reshaping the energy industry. Companies are under greater pressure than ever before to gain efficiencies and implement new revenue-producing capabilities. Resource scarcity, price volatility, a human capital deficit, and increasing data volume are just some of the powerful forces creating new challenges. In response, many companies are putting advances in technology—such as digitized devices—to work for them. These technologies are enabling them to increase the accuracy and timeliness of exploration and drilling, improve the productivity and safety of utility service crews, bridge the knowledge gap created by retiring workers, and introduce new revenue opportunities—in short, to meet today’s challenges successfully.
Technology Trends at the Grid Edge
Using strong technology partnership to deliver the energy cloud.
The transition to the Energy Cloud—where energy markets become more distributed, clean, and intelligent—is speeding up. Utilities must adapt to this transformation to capture the value in new distributed energy resources (DER) and transactive energy markets. Until recently, the smart grid conversation was focused on hardware: smart grid technologies, smart meters, and in-home Internet of Things (IoT) devices. The industry is now shifting toward the next level of maturity on the technology adoption cycle: utilities have deployed smart meters; networks are digital; and utilities are experimenting with smart home technologies. The next challenge is how to extract value from the…
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Case Study: Intel Works with an Austin-Based Energy Consortium
Austin, Texas’ Pecan Street Inc. provides insights into sustainable energy through a smart grid community project and Intel® technology.
Connecting Oilfields to the Cloud with Secure Device Management
Product Optimization Software Director Colin Tait shares how Intel® Secure Device Onboard (Intel® SDO) provides accurate, consistent, and secure device management to help Weatherford safely connect their oilfields to the cloud from drilling through production.
Energy Solutions from Intel
With technologies that process and analyze growing data volumes from edge devices and other sources and make real-time data available to and from workers in the field, Intel is uniquely positioned to help. See how Intel can help.
Utilities
Oil & Gas
Internet of Things in Energy
Supported by a broad ecosystem, Intel®-based solutions monitor, measure, and control processes and assets, and via data analytics, increase operational visibility and enable new insights used to increase efficiency and improve decision making.
Intel is a premier provider of IoT technology building blocks that can be used by the electric utility, and oil & gas industry to develop edge device to cloud applications that collect both operational and non-operational data into a big data architecture serving the needs of grid operators, utility planners, and asset managers.
Navigant Research—Vendor Ecosystems to Optimize the Smart Grid
By 2030, Navigant Research projects that the future utility value chain will have transformed significantly. Many utilities have already embarked on their transformation journey, and the cycle of disruption appears to be accelerating.
Transforming Utility Grid Operations with the Internet of Things
It’s not an easy time for utility companies as they face falling revenues, rising infrastructure costs, and increasing risk outages. A new approach is required for operational technology based on IoT which enables an operational system that provides accurate information to support real-time decision making.
Intel® IoT Platform Provides Solutions for Upstream Oil and Gas
The use of IoT technologies helps to make digital oilfield implementations simpler, more effective, and economical. Intel’s digital oilfield solutions, combining IoT technologies and services, offer the increased flexibility, standardization, and innovation that the industry is demanding today.
Using the Internet of Things to Connect the Smart Worker
IoT is bringing new capabilities that can transform the industrial workplace. Ruggedized tablets and wearable biometric and gas sensors are available today, with more technologies are on the horizon. These connected devices will enable a new generation of smart, energy workers who will have information at their fingertips.
The Future Looks Bright: GE & Intel Ignite Industrial Internet Innovation
With GE Chief Digital Officer John Gordon at GE Minds + Machines, “Electricity Reimagined: The Platform of Innovation Comes to Life,” GE and Intel shared their collaborations, including exciting new business models.
Products and Solutions
Intel provides a path to industry-class solutions by offering a broad set of hardware and software products, as well application-ready platforms.
Intel® IoT Platform
Turn massive data stores into actionable insight by using this reference model to seamlessly and securely connect devices to the cloud.
Trusted Analytics Platform (TAP)
An open-source, Hadoop*-based platform that provides a layer to manage data coming into the analytics system. As a result, data scientists can spend more time working on analytics algorithms and less time configuring the system.
Energy Blog ›
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Smart City ›
Intel helps transform technological advances into reality for governments and businesses.
Smart Building ›
Intel offers IoT building blocks that simplify how building systems talk to the cloud and exhaustively analyze building data.
Smart Home ›
Discover how Intel® technology is helping to power the perceptive, responsive, and autonomous smart homes of tomorrow.
Industrial Automation ›
Remote management and virtualization lowers total cost of ownership for the connected factory.
Manufacturing ›
As worldwide demand for manufactured products skyrockets, consumers increasingly prefer more customization and higher quality.