Session 25. Oral Presentation for: Improving operational efficiency through asset performance management

Presented on 29 May 2025: Session 25 For energy producers, enhancing operational efficiency is critical due to the high capital investments and the complex nature of operations. Asset performance management (APM) has become a vital strategy for optimising asset utilisation, reducing costs and extending the life of critical equipment. This paper explores how effective implementation of APM can significantly improve operational efficiency within the energy sector. APM integrates advanced data analytics, predictive maintenance and real-time monitoring to enable a shift from reactive to proactive maintenance strategies. This approach reduces unexpected downtimes, lowers maintenance costs and prolongs asset life by allowing early detection of potential equipment failures. However, implementing APM poses challenges, including the integration of new technologies with existing systems, the need for skilled personnel and initial capital investment. Despite these hurdles, the long-term benefits such as improved asset reliability, cost savings and enhanced efficiency justify the investment. The paper provides a basic roadmap for energy producers aiming to adopt APM, emphasising the importance of a systematic approach to maximise the benefits of this transformative technology. As the energy sector increasingly prioritises efficiency and sustainability, APM stands out as a critical tool for energy producers looking to optimise operations and maintain a competitive edge. To access the Oral Presentation click the link below. To read the full paper click here