Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC), owned by Abu Dhabi, has partnered with Microsoft to use artificial intelligence in the energy sector, according to ADNOC CEO Sultan Al -Jaber, during a speech at the Abu Dhabi International Petroleum Exhibition and Conference (Adipec). AIQ will use AIQ in conjunction with “Microsoft” and “G42” (G42), to improve autonomous and proactive activities, and to accelerate the time that the seizure surveys and his shortcut of months to days, according to Al -Jaber who also holds the position of the Minister of Industry and Technology Emirati Advanced. He said that the instrument that will be widely used for the first time will increase the accuracy of production expectations by up to 90%, and effectively contribute to creating value, increasing efficiency and maintaining energy production by reducing emissions. In the same context, Emirati Energy Minister Suhail Al Mazrouei said that his country would guarantee the adequacy of energy investments to meet the needs of artificial intelligence because it intends to undertake a large country in the Middle East and the world in this area. The expansion of the global attendance of adnoc regarding the work strategy of the largest oil company in the Emirates as a whole, al -Jaber emphasized that “adnoc” has begun to focus on new opportunities along the value chain around the world, and its global presence in the area of gas, including Africa, Asia and the United States, and the long -term strategic investments in the field of Chemikal implement. He also said that the Government Energy Company plays an important role in converting energy systems, from renewable energy sources, and the second generation of storage batteries, to low carbon fuel to carbon storage. Even about 2016, ADNOC was mainly dependent on money from the export of crude oil to Asia. However, the reputation as an inactive investor took a new curve when CEO Sultan Al -Jaber was assigned to build the company that compensates the largest oil companies in the world, according to Bloomberg. Six years later, ADNOC set a $ 150 billion budget to accelerate the increase in oil production capacity at home and expand relevant businesses abroad. Gas origin has bought in the United States and Africa in recent months, and it is one of the most active energy transactions manufacturers in the world. The UAE business wants to buy natural gas assets and chemicals and participate in renewable energy projects around the world.
Emirati ADNoc works with Microsoft to use artificial intelligence in the energy sector
