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ADNOC research highlights accelerating AI adoption in global energy sector

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New research from ADNOC, XRG, and Microsoft, titled Energy Resilience in the Intelligence Era, shows AI adoption is shifting from experimentation to implementation across the global energy industry. The report found that 62 per cent of energy leaders now rank AI among their top two corporate priorities, up from 42 per cent in 2025. Dr Sultan Al Jaber, ADNOC Managing Director, stated that AI offers significant opportunities to strengthen resilience and improve safety in the energy sector.

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Nearly nine in ten energy leaders increased AI spending over the past year, with 63 per cent expecting returns on existing investments to cover or exceed costs. However, the report also noted that 74 per cent of leaders expect AI to increase energy consumption by 2030, while only 52 per cent are confident existing infrastructure can meet that demand.

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Who's involved

  • MicrosoftCited in the research regarding AI adoption in the energy sector.
  • Abu DhabiLocation where ADNOC operates and drives regional energy strategy.
  • Sultan Al JaberADNOC Managing Director who commented on AI's role in energy value creation.

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  • MicrosoftSpeculative

    Microsoft might strengthen its competitive position through validation of its AI solutions for the energy sector.

  • Middle EastSpeculative

    The Middle East may confirm a regional trend of energy giants adopting AI for resilience and value.

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