Energy Transition
the revolution
of the 21st century
The search for clean and renewable sources for energy generation is one of the most important movements of the 21st century.
The energy transition refers to the shift from traditional energy systems based on fossil fuels, such as oil and coal, to renewable sources, such as wind and solar.
This shift includes the transition to interconnected and decentralized networks, moving away from traditional centralized models.
Companies are increasingly paying attention to sustainable production which, driven by cutting-edge technologies, has proven to be fully possible to reconcile economic development with respect for the environment
On this journey, ERPs are fundamental pieces to guarantee the integration between people, systems, and processes in the most efficient, simple and economical way possible.
This is because harmonizing flows throughout the entire production chain generates much less waste and unnecessary energy consumption, in addition to optimizing the workforce.
Rise of prosumers and the management of complex systems
In the past, the distinction between energy producer and consumer was clear. Now, with the emergence of the term "prosumer", the line between those who consume and those who produce has become more fluid.
Electrical networks are evolving towards a bidirectional format, involving more complex dynamics in the production, transmission and distribution of energy.
With distributed generation, companies and homes can now produce their own electricity from renewable sources, such as hydroelectric, wind and solar.
The growth of this ecosystem exponentially increases the challenge of operating and managing increasingly distributed electrical networks with various renewable energy sources.
Intelligent systems can absorb all this complexity through powerful analytical tools that optimize processes and cater to an ever-changing market, personalizing services and empowering end consumers
Challenges of the Renewable Resources Industry and benefits of ERPs
ESG Practices are just
for large companies?
The term ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance) refers to how much companies strive to reduce the environmental impact of their operations, aiming to build a fairer and more responsible society.
The starting point for this movement is the construction of truly sustainable processes, based on the application (direct or indirect) of renewable energy.
ESG principles are not solely aimed at large companies. Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are also increasingly adopting these practices. Proof of this is the research data carried out by the American Chamber of Commerce (Amcham)
ERP SAP: key part
in the energy transition
SAP ERP plays a key role in the energy transition, providing companies with a comprehensive and integrated view of their energy-related operations.
Through specific modules, SAP allows the efficient management of energy resources, from monitoring consumption to optimizing processes to reduce waste.
Additionally, SAP makes it easier to implement sustainable practices, such as integrating renewable energy sources and analyzing data to identify areas for improvement in energy efficiency.
With a unified platform, it is possible to closely monitor environmental performance and comply with regulatory standards related to sustainability. This includes accurate reporting on carbon emissions, which is crucial to meeting environmental goals.
SOLaaS by Origen Tech
Explore the full potential of the SAP universe
The SOLaaS (Solution as a Service) model developed by Origen Tech includes the SAP S/4HANA license, solutions, specialized services, infrastructure and support, all offered through a single contract and payment based on monthly fees.
SOLaaS is ideal for absorbing the complexities of different locations and sectors, as well as helping to comply with increasingly stringent regulatory requirements for sustainability.
Based on intelligent procedural flows and advanced real-time data analysis, the solution helps to activate new revenues through innovative business model opportunities, delivering services with much more added value.
SOLaaS also helps reduce costs by redesigning smarter and more automated processes, ensuring more end-to-end visibility.
Why SOLaaS is
the correct answer?
Companies that implement SOLaaS in their
operations experienced an average improvement of:
A solution.
A Contract.
A Supplier.
With a holistic multi-sector approach, SOLaaS allows the management of the typical complexities of the oil and gas sector with maximum efficiency, leveraging production potential with enhanced efficiency, security, and sustainability
SOLaaS is 100% in the cloud
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