Siemens Brings Ideas for Telecommunications Systems in the Energy Sector to UTCAL 2023 Conference.

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 20/03/2023 at 14:53

Siemens leva inovações para sistemas de telecomunicações do setor elétrico para a UTCAL Summit 2023. Foto: Divulgação Siemens

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This Event Incentivizes the Meeting of Utility Companies with Regulatory Bodies, Government, Research Centers, Businessmen, Industry, Suppliers, and National and International Experts.

Siemens, a purpose-driven technology leader, participates in the UTCAL Summit 2023, taking place at Windsor Barra Hotel in Rio de Janeiro from March 28 to 31, 2023. The company will showcase solutions for telecommunications systems in the electric sector at its booth. There will also be an inauguration of the largest photovoltaic plant in the state of Amazonas by one of its companies.

Additionally, the company’s Telecommunications Specialist, Alessandro Bonequini, will give a presentation titled Line Differential Teleprotection Schemes, Transfer-Trip, and GOOSE Message Exchange between Substations in the Packet World (MPLS-TP).

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The specialist will explain that energy transmission companies are being instructed to replace their SDH TDM technology multiplexing networks with packet technology networks, PTN (Packet Transport Networks), which can use MPLS-TP as a transport communication protocol.

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The traditional event that discusses innovation, public policies, and regulation of the utility services market brings together leadership from companies, government agents, and suppliers through lectures, debates, and networking for the exchange of experiences.

This year, UTCAL 2023 will discuss, among other topics, communication and automation technologies, digital transformation, the impact of big data, defining smart network needs, cybersecurity, and IT/OT infrastructure and integration.

Siemens Brings Ideas for Telecommunications Systems in the Energy Sector to UTCAL 2023 Conference.

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Understand How This Siemens Project Works

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