Design and implementation of industrial energy comprehensive control platform under the background of dual carbon

Abstract Industrial production requires the use of multiple energy sources, and traditional energy management systems have problems such as insufficient equipment status perception, low operation, and maintenance efficiency, and difficulty in improving energy conservation and carbon reduction. Based on energy panoramic monitoring, energy remote control, energy comprehensive analysis, and energy network security protection technology, a green and low-carbon industrial user-integrated energy control platform was designed to assist industrial users in transitioning from decentralized energy monitoring to centralized monitoring, from on-site control to remote control, and from extensive management to lean management.