The energy transition brings about new challenges, while the traditional cascade model for asset management is too slow and expensive to cope with these challenges. Therefore, transmission system operator TenneT is transforming the asset chain to a dynamic digital ecosystem in which partners work together in an innovative way. This provides TenneT with the agility to work together smoothly with many different contractors.
The presentation will show how the ecosystem is taking shape, as well as demonstrating a practical case of the exchange of asset information between TenneT and its partners; a hard but extremely valuable capability to master. Special focus will be placed on the combination of semantic information modelling, data exchange standards and Linked Data, which results in efficient data exchanges.
MSc
Semmtech
https://semmtech.com/
Wouter Lubbers is a specialist on data exchange, reference data libraries and Linked Data at Semmtech, a consultancy and IT firm in the field of information management. He holds a MSc degree in Industrial Engineering. At Semmtech, he helps clients to improve their information management through the use of open standards and reference data libraries.
TenneT
https://www.tennet.eu/
Sander Weitkamp is working at TenneT as a digital advisor for the project and maintenance organization. A company that is challenged with an immense workload in the upcoming years due to the energy transition. Sander started as a project manager and within this role he discovered the potential of digitalization and the issues when not introducing it properly.
Semmtech
https://semmtech.com/
Sander Stolk is a researcher at Leiden University and Head of Innovation at Semmtech. His area of expertise is the application of linked data and knowledge graphs in several industries – including construction and infrastructure – and, in the Humanities, for sharing knowledge on lexical data.
