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Emerson’s Ovation™ automation platform is a globally deployed power plant control system built on a robust DCS foundation. With thousands of installations across 60+ countries and over 1.4 million megawatts of generating capacity, Ovation reflects six decades of engineering expertise in turbine, boiler, HRSG, BOP, and renewable energy control. Beyond its core DCS capabilities, Ovation integrates SIS, SCADA, simulation with digital twin modeling, optimization, prognostics, cybersecurity, and AI applications — all within a unified platform. Emerson also brings deep experience in water and wastewater automation, with over 150 U.S. installations managing more than 12 billion gallons daily.