Artificial intelligence technologies and solutions continue to improve their role and wide presence in the energy sector due to their superior ability to manage demand analysis processes, adjust operating capacity, reduce waste, renewable sources and business operations and pricing trends and risks. For the industry, according to an analytical study prepared by the “Interregional Center for Strategic Analysis” in Abu Dhabi.

Interregion confirmed that the Abu Dhabi International Petroleum Exhibition and Conference (ADIPEC) hosted by Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) reviewed the latest innovations and broad interest of energy companies in the application of technology in the energy sector. Partnering, and supporting digital transformation initiatives Rethinking…the sector’s journey to achieve climate neutrality, including carbon capture, utilization and storage technology, as well as green systems for hydrogen electrolysis, use of renewable energy in electricity generation, and capacity building. Artificial Intelligence and the Internet of Things in Manufacturing.

As part of a 10-year predictive maintenance agreement with Honeywell, Digital Twins, Cyber ​​Vision, Smart Refining and Primary Performance packages, and digital solutions designed to enhance ADNOC’s digital transformation process, support energy companies. ) Middle East and North Africa, helping ADNOC improve operations, performance, predictability and operational efficiency.

Artificial intelligence has recently been able to play an important role in the energy sector because it has a great ability to process data and analyze performance from sensors. Energy companies use artificial intelligence in predictive maintenance of machines and reduce ongoing costs such as detecting potential malfunctions. Treating them early and providing a work environment that is safe for workers in hazardous environments such as offshore drilling platforms or working on high-voltage power lines can benefit energy companies through artificial intelligence in creating digital twins. Interactive models allow better planning and design of facilities and machinery, as well as waste storage and disposal.

Within the framework of the many roles played by artificial intelligence in the energy sector, many world-renowned energy companies are interested in integrating these technologies into their operations, such as companies (Shell, Chevron, Saudi Aramco, Kraken ), and others, which provide great global momentum in the energy sector.