Dubai: The Research and Development (R&D) Centre of Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) has conducted a workshop titled “Digital Twin Development of the Distribution Grid: Concepts and Use-Cases for DEWA.”
The workshop aimed to introduce employees to aspects of power network modeling using real-time simulation, the R&D Centre’s capabilities, and current and future work in this landscape. The workshop included seven panel discussions with the participation of global experts and specialists who work at the Center.
The workshop, part of the Al-Baheth program, highlighted the digital twins of the power network using real-time simulations and their role in providing a deep understanding of system dynamics and performance.
These cutting-edge technologies empower system operators and planners to visualize, analyze, and optimize power network operations and planning, leading to more efficient, resilient, and sustainable energy ecosystems.
DEWA invests in its employees through vocational and self-development programs while focusing on attracting and empowering Emirati competencies and talents. As an important global platform for advancing research in energy and water to prepare for future challenges, the Centre is a main pillar in our efforts to elevate employee capabilities to become effective partners in building the future.
Mr. Saeed Mohammed Al Tayer, MD & CEO of DEWA.
“The Centre provides the latest global updates, technologies, and practises, especially in clean and renewable energy, sustainability, digital transformation, and zero-carbon. The Centre attracts the finest researchers and academics from different nationalities, which contributes to exchanging the best local and global practices and experiences. This also enhances the public-academic partnerships to turn Dubai into the top destination for scholars and researchers in clean and renewable energy,” Mr. Al Tayer added.