Editorial research on the self-running plant

What we publish

Self-Running Plant publishes research for the people who run industrial operations on one question: how a plant’s management system can run and assess itself continuously, every shift, and tell leaders where it is drifting.

Editorial standards

How we source, check and correct our work.

• Sourcing. Figures come from named public datasets, published studies and standards, cited at source with the unit, population and period. Where we build a model, every assumption is shown.
• Methods. Each report and exhibit states how its numbers were produced and what they do and do not show. See Methods.
• Corrections. A corrections address will be published here before launch (placeholder). Errors are fixed in the piece and noted on it.

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Evidence rules

• Every number carries its unit, population, period and source.
• Estimates and ranges are marked as such.
• Placeholder or illustrative data is labeled on every exhibit that uses it, and is never presented as evidence.
• Images are conceptual only and never used as evidence. Imagery created with AI tools is credited once, in the site footer.