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This collaboration demonstrates the practical application of quantum optimization to solve complex constraints in natural gas transmission networks, specifically targeting hydraulic modeling challenges like pressure configurations and flow limits. By executing a reduced problem on IonQ's Forte-1 processor alongside classical simulations, the study validates that quantum algorithms can systematically identify promising operating points without replacing existing engineering workflows. The results suggest a viable hybrid approach where quantum computing narrows vast solution spaces to provide engineers with high-quality candidate plans for detailed validation.
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Classiq, INGL and IonQ Test Quantum Optimization for Natural Gas Networks

The Quantum Insider3 min read

Insider Brief PRESS RELEASE — Classiq and Israel Natural Gas Lines Ltd. (INGL) announced results from research applying quantum optimization to natural gas transmission planning, including execution of a reduced version of the problem on the IonQ Forte-1 quantum computer. The collaboration focused on a familiar challenge for pipeline operators: moving gas from suppliers to […]

Classiq and Israel Natural Gas Lines (INGL) researched quantum optimization for natural gas transmission planning, including execution of a reduced problem on IonQ’s Forte-1 quantum processor. The hybrid quantum-classical workflow searched pressure configurations while accounting for supplier pressure, pipe characteristics, minimum customer pressure and other network constraints. Simulator testing identified a maximum-throughput valid operating point consistent with classical reference solutions,…

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