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|Articles|March 10, 2023
Aspen Technology Emissions Management
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Aspen Technology is introducing a new emissions management solution. It consolidates customer data and leverages operational technology applications to provide a visual interface for decision-making on carbon emissions.
The solution utilizes AspenTech Operational Insights, a decision support capability that analyzes and visualizes data from across the organization for quick decision-making on critical areas affecting emissions.
The new solution is part of the latest aspenONE software release, V14. The company reported the new solutions can identify and address key operational areas with the most significant impact on emission reduction efforts, assisting in developing more informative strategic carbon mitigation plans.
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