ADNOC adds AI to the oil. The UAE oil company has entered into a multi-year agreement with OpenAI. The parties announced the introduction of artificial intelligence in all aspects of work: from field development to refining, transporting and selling oil. The first direction is field development planning. The system must compare the accumulated data on wells, reservoirs and surface facilities with the costs and economics of projects. The company expects to prepare and modify plans within hours instead of months. In addition, AI should be used to evaluate the entire supply chain. For example, an increase in production may seem beneficial for the field, but will require additional costs to prepare and transport oil. Combining these calculations will allow you to evaluate the decision based on the final margin, taking into account the restrictions of neighboring links. ADNOC itself has been investing in digital infrastructure for several years. In January 2025, ADNOC and AIQ completed a 90-day trial of Yes Energy, a dedicated geology and production system. The test used data from more than 15% of ADNOC's offshore and onshore wells. The company estimates that the accuracy of selected seismic interpretation tasks has improved by 70%. The company also has its own assessment of the financial impact of using artificial intelligence - in 2023, the company reported a value of $500 million created from the use of 30 artificial intelligence tools. The practical point of partnering with OpenAI is to consider the economics of the entire network. Increasing production at a single location may require expensive expansion of oil processing, create transportation constraints, or produce a less profitable blend for sale. If the system detects such consequences in advance, the company has the opportunity to choose a more profitable option even before investing funds. Oil warehouse in Telegram up to MAX.

ADNOC adds AI to the oil. The UAE oil company has entered into a multi-year agreement with OpenAI. The parties announced the introduction of artificial intelligence in all aspects of work: from field development to refining, transporting and selling oil. The first direction is field development planning. The system must compare the accumulated data on wells, reservoirs and surface facilities with the costs and economics of projects. The company expects to prepare and modify plans within hours instead of months. In addition, AI should be used to evaluate the entire supply chain. For example, an increase in production may seem beneficial for the field, but will require additional costs to prepare and transport oil. Combining these calculations will allow you to evaluate the decision based on the final margin, taking into account the restrictions of neighboring links. ADNOC itself has been investing in digital infrastructure for several years. In January 2025, ADNOC and AIQ completed a 90-day trial of Yes Energy, a dedicated geology and production system. The test used data from more than 15% of ADNOC's offshore and onshore wells. The company estimates that the accuracy of selected seismic interpretation tasks has improved by 70%. The company also has its own assessment of the financial impact of using artificial intelligence - in 2023, the company reported a value of $500 million created from the use of 30 artificial intelligence tools. The practical point of partnering with OpenAI is to consider the economics of the entire network. Increasing production at a single location may require expensive expansion of oil processing, create transportation constraints, or produce a less profitable blend for sale. If the system detects such consequences in advance, the company has the opportunity to choose a more profitable option even before investing funds. Oil warehouse in Telegram up to MAX.