artificial intelligence

Technology and partnerships play a pivotal role in how the oil industry finds and produces energy from frontier regions and brownfields, both now and in the future.

Data quality and mission clarity matter more than ever, according to experts speaking at this year’s International Petroleum Technology Conference in Kuala Lumpur.

The massive system brings advanced capabilities for simulation, AI, and data analysis to drive breakthroughs in cancer research, materials discovery, energy technologies, and many other fields.

The path forward is not just about automation—it is about augmentation. AI is not replacing human expertise; it is amplifying it. Those who master this balance will define the future of oil and gas in a rapidly evolving energy landscape.

The service giant shares new details about its automated fracturing spreads that slash human operator workload by 88%.

The trial phase of the agentic program used AI agents and combined large-language-model technology with data collected from more than 15% of ADNOC’s onshore and offshore wells.

Chevron’s announcement comes on the heels of ExxonMobil’s announcement in December of a similar project to deliver natural gas-fueled electricity to US data centers.

From optimizing drilling performance to enhancing worker safety, computer vision can change how the industry works.

The energy world is rapidly changing. The pressure to address climate change, ensure reliable energy supplies, and manage costs is greater than ever.

Located 230 km south of Abu Dhabi, the onshore Shah field produces around 70,000 B/D of crude.