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Student Paper (SP) - Virtual
Location: Zoom (Hybrid)
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Presentation 3

2:46pm - 2:54pm

Digital Twins: An Strategy for Industrial Energy Sustainability

Fredy Moreno Cárcamo, Monika Rivas Lagos, Roberto Salazar Calderón

Universidad Nacional Autónoma de Honduras - (HN), Honduras

According to the Latin American and Caribbean Energy Organization (OLACDE) (2023), Latin America and the Caribbean generated more than sixty percent of their energy from renewable sources. However, this progress introduces new challenges related to the end-of-life management of technologies such as solar panels and wind turbines. In this context, extending operational lifespan is a priority, and digital twins emerge as a key tool for promoting industrial sustainability; these virtual representations enable the simulation, monitoring, and optimization of energy systems in real time, extending their service life and reducing operational costs by facilitating predictive maintenance. Furthermore, they contribute to the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals, particularly SDGs 7 and 12.

This research presents a bibliometric and systematic review on the application of digital twins in renewable energy, structured around specific research questions. To this end, databases such as Scopus, Lens, and Elsevier were consulted using defined selection criteria.

The results will highlight the potential of digital twins to improve energy sustainability in the region, offering innovative solutions tailored to the Latin American context.