Evonik Oxeno cuts CO2 emissions with AI-based plant optimization
- Evonik Oxeno has deployed AI-based process models in operating plants for the first time, improving energy efficiency and reducing CO₂ emissions.
- Plants in Marl, Germany, and Antwerp, Belgium, use the technology to optimize operations and lower energy consumption per product.
- The COMPAS models draw on more than 1 million simulations to generate realistic plant-control recommendations within seconds.
- Additional applications under implementation include automatically transferring AI-generated model results into digital plant-control systems.
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