Aspen Technology, Inc., a global leader in industrial software, has implemented its digital grid management solutions at Adani Electricity’s new network operation center in Hiranandani Powai, India. The integration includes AspenTech’s next-generation SCADA system and Advanced Distribution Management System (ADMS), which enables real-time monitoring and control of its intelligent power grid, ensuring reliable and secure services for over 3 million customers across Mumbai. This collaboration aligns with Adani Electricity’s goal to deliver 60% renewable electricity to Mumbai by 2027, covering 85% of the city’s geography and serving nearly 70% of its population.
AspenTech and Adani Electricity collaborate for smart power grid
AspenTech’s SCADA and ADMS enhance Adani Electricity’s grid management, ensuring real-time control and reliable service to 3 million Mumbai customers. (Image Credit: Aspen Technology).
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