ai in energy

  1. Microsoft and Nvidia Use Azure and Omniverse to Accelerate Nuclear Projects

    Microsoft and Nvidia are taking another step beyond the familiar AI data-center story, this time aiming their combined software stack at one of the hardest infrastructure problems in the energy sector: nuclear power. According to the companies’ announcement, the partnership will use Microsoft...
  2. Iberian Blackout to Predictive Grids: IBM Maximo on Azure for AI Asset Management

    The Iberian blackout of April 28, 2025 — an unprecedented, region‑wide loss of power that left trains halted, communications severed and banking services temporarily unusable — crystallised a stark lesson for utilities and energy operators: fragmented data, disconnected systems and weak...
  3. HELLENiQ ENERGY Goes AI First: Digital Transformation for Productivity

    HELLENiQ ENERGY’s shift from an oil-and-refining heritage to a digital-first, AI-enabled workplace is no longer a boardroom aspiration—it’s a functioning reality that has reshaped how the group manages knowledge, serves employees, and measures productivity across a diverse energy portfolio...
  4. Microsoft AI Boom Needs Broad Wins and Social Consent for Energy

    Microsoft’s CEO Satya Nadella issued a blunt reminder this week: the AI boom cannot be a winner-takes-all sprint limited to a handful of companies or regions, and it must earn the public’s permission to consume vastly more energy — or risk running headlong into political and social pushback that...
  5. One Digital Grid: AI-First Platform to Modernize Utilities

    Schneider Electric’s One Digital Grid Platform is a pragmatic, AI-first push to stitch planning, operations and asset management into a single modular environment — promising faster outage restoration, better DER (distributed energy resource) integration and a path to grid modernisation that...
  6. Infosys Energy AI Agent: Multimodal Operational Assistant for Wells and Field

    Infosys has unveiled a domain‑specific AI Agent for the energy industry that combines the company’s Topaz agent fabric and Infosys Cobalt cloud blueprints with Microsoft’s Copilot Studio and Azure OpenAI Foundry-hosted models (including GPT‑family multimodal models) to deliver conversational...
  7. Infosys Unveils Agentic AI for Energy Operations with Microsoft Foundry

    Infosys’ announcement marks a deliberate step into agentic AI for heavy industry: the company unveiled an AI agent designed to digitize and automate operations across the energy sector, bundling its own Topaz AI-first stack and Infosys Cobalt cloud services with Microsoft Copilot Studio, Azure...
  8. Infosys AI Agent for Energy: Real-Time Multimodal Field Operations

    Infosys’ new AI Agent promises to turn messy, real‑time operational feeds into conversational, actionable guidance for field teams, automating report generation and surfacing predictive warnings to reduce delays, improve wellbore quality, and boost safety and reliability across energy...
  9. Infosys Energy AI Agent: Production-Ready Multimodal Insights for Field Ops

    Infosys’ new AI agent for the energy sector signals a purposeful shift from proof-of-concept experiments to agentic, production-ready solutions that promise to turn mountains of field data into conversational, actionable intelligence for drilling, production and field operations. The vendor says...
  10. Infosys Energy AI Agent: Accelerating Operations with Topaz and Copilot

    Infosys’ new AI Agent for energy operations is a purposeful step toward industrializing agentic AI across drilling, production and field operations — promising faster analysis of well logs, automated report generation, and predictive alerts while leaning on Infosys’ Topaz and Cobalt portfolios...
  11. ADNOC Alliance with Masdar XRG and Microsoft to Power Energy for AI

    ADNOC’s addition of Masdar and XRG to its multi‑party deal with Microsoft reframes a familiar corporate narrative — enterprise AI meets national energy strategy — into an explicit plan to both use AI to decarbonize and to build the low‑carbon power that will enable AI at scale. The agreement...
  12. ADNOC Masdar XRG Microsoft Alliance for AI‑Driven Energy and Low‑Carbon Power

    ADNOC, Masdar, XRG and Microsoft announced a high‑profile strategic agreement at the ENACT Majlis in Abu Dhabi to accelerate “AI‑for‑energy” and to build the low‑carbon power systems that will underpin the next wave of hyperscale AI — a deal that stitches together an oil major’s operational...
  13. ADNOC Masdar XRG Microsoft Alliance: Powering AI with Clean Energy

    ADNOC, Masdar, XRG and Microsoft announced a strategic alliance at the ENACT Majlis in Abu Dhabi that promises to simultaneously accelerate artificial intelligence across ADNOC’s oil-and-gas value chain and deliver the low‑carbon energy infrastructure required to power Microsoft’s expanding...
  14. Hassabis Sees AGI in 5–10 Years: Radical Abundance and Windows‑Driven AI

    If you’ve felt the AGI timeline accelerating, you’re not alone: Google DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis now says systems with “all the cognitive capabilities humans have” could emerge in five to ten years—perhaps on the shorter end—ushering in “radical abundance” and a transformation “10 times bigger...
  15. AI’s Energy Hunger: Investing in Power and Infrastructure for the Digital Future

    Artificial intelligence has swiftly moved from the realm of speculative fiction to the engine room of global industry, unleashing transformative change across virtually every sector—and nowhere is this revolution more intensely felt than within the world of energy infrastructure and digital...
  16. INL and Microsoft Use AI and Cloud Tech to Fast-Track Nuclear Licensing

    The Idaho National Laboratory (INL) and Microsoft have announced a collaboration to integrate artificial intelligence (AI) and cloud technologies into the nuclear permitting and licensing process. This partnership aims to streamline the generation of engineering and safety analysis reports...
  17. Revolutionizing Nuclear Permitting: AI and Cloud-Based Innovation at INL & Microsoft

    The Idaho National Laboratory (INL) and Microsoft have embarked on a pioneering initiative that may fundamentally alter how the United States approaches nuclear permitting and licensing, tapping both artificial intelligence (AI) and advanced cloud infrastructure to modernize and streamline what...
  18. Revolutionizing Nuclear Licensing with AI and Cloud Tech: INL and Microsoft Partnership

    In a rapidly shifting energy landscape, the collaboration between Idaho National Laboratory (INL) and Microsoft marks a significant milestone in advancing the efficiency and urgency of nuclear licensing processes. Their shared endeavor leverages cutting-edge Microsoft Azure cloud technologies...
  19. Microsoft and Constellation Energy Revitalize Three Mile Island for Sustainable Future

    In September 2024, Constellation Energy and Microsoft announced a groundbreaking 20-year power purchase agreement (PPA) aimed at revitalizing the Three Mile Island Unit 1 nuclear reactor in Pennsylvania. This collaboration seeks to address the escalating energy demands of Microsoft's expanding...
  20. The Hidden Environmental Cost of AI Data Centers: Water, Energy, and Sustainability Challenges

    The act of asking a question of an AI, whether it’s a request for a quick recipe or an in-depth analysis, feels almost effortless for users—but behind those neatly packaged answers lies a global infrastructure consuming staggering amounts of energy and water. As artificial intelligence...