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The energy sector is undergoing an unprecedented transformation presenting challenges and opportunities. The demand for energy is increasing worldwide and at the same time, it is necessary to combat the effects of climate change and reduce CO2 emissions.
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You are listening to the Siemens Energy Podcast.
The energy sector is undergoing an unprecedented transformation presenting challenges and opportunities. The demand for energy is increasing worldwide and at the same time, it is necessary to combat the effects of climate change and reduce CO2 emissions.
On each episode, we bring you conversations from some of the world's cutting-edge leaders in energy. Our goal is to help you understand energy, the challenges we face today, and what the future holds. Subscribe and be sure to check out our website for more resources at www.siemens-energy.com
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While autonomous vehicles get a lot of press attention, autonomous and remote technology are making great strides in many other sectors as well, notably in power and energy generation.
Siemens Energy team members Arik Ott, Portfolio Manager Autonomous Operations, and Stefan Schaab, Head of Operations and Maintenance Asset Management, deal every day with the questions of autonomous operations, so they are ideal guests for this episode of the Siemens Energy Podcast.
Host Amy Pempel begins the conversation by having Arik parse the differences between autonomous and remotely-operated power plants. Stefan then adds some context as to why this is just as much a question of a change in the job marketplace (fewer available skilled workers) as a desire to innovate with existing technology.
Amy, Arik, and Stefan also discuss:
Arik and Stefan also emphasize that these changes are part of a journey that will take time but that is inevitably happening.
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