Abstract
In the digitalization of industry and the industry 4.0 environment, it is important to master the accurate forecasting of energy demand in order to guarantee the continuity of production service as well as to improve the reliability of the electrical system while promoting energy efficiency strategies in the industrial sector. This paper proposes machine learning models to predict the energy consumption demand in an industrial plant, which takes into account the at-tributes that directly the consumption. The proposed models in this work include Multiple Linear Regression (MLR), Decision Tree (DT), Recurrent Neural Networks (RNN) and Gated Recurrent United (GRU), which are compared according to their performances criteria which help to find the best forecasting models. Basing on simulation results, it is proven that the MLR approach is the best forecasting method.
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