Shows concrete agent workflows and a mixed subsurface/production trial. The accuracy claim is promising but denominator, benchmark and independent validation are not supplied.
Company
ADNOC
Department
IT, data & enterprise transformation
Record type
company_adoption
Disclosed stage
90-day PoC completed Jan 2025; planned operational version/test deployment was forward-looking
Source date
2025-01-16
Source-date precision
day
Source provenance
B · Primary publication
Review disposition
Source-attributed; not an independent validation
Reported result
accuracy improvement in major seismic interpretation aspects: 70% (Company-reported)
What this does not establish
Jan 2025 source verifies a PoC and forward plan, not the later completion or broad deployment claims in existing records.
Analyst inference: Shows concrete agent workflows and a mixed subsurface/production trial. The accuracy claim is promising but denominator, benchmark and independent validation are not supplied.
ADNOC and AIQ completed a 90-day trial of ENERGYai, a 70B-parameter LLM tuned on 50+ years of ADNOC data and drawing on over 15% of its onshore and offshore wells. The trial showed a 70% improvement in accuracy on major aspects of seismic interpretation plus better anomaly detection in reservoir monitoring.
ENERGYai
Agentic AI combines company data and an LLM for seismic interpretation, reservoir monitoring and production insights.
The accuracy claim concerns selected trial tasks. The next-stage date was a target at that disclosure, and the source does not prove completion or a general 70% productivity gain.
ENERGYai deployment contract
AIQ announced a three-year, $340 million contract covering ENERGYai and associated AI solutions for ADNOC. The plan covers more than 28 producing fields, with an initial five-agent version expected in mid-2025 before wider scaling.
AIQ and SLB co-develop ENERGYai for subsurface
AIQ and SLB agreed to advance development and deployment of the ENERGYai agentic solution across ADNOC's subsurface operations, spanning geology, seismic and reservoir workflows. SLB brings its digital and agentic AI portfolio, including its Tela assistant.
ADNOC moves AI from pilots to enterprise-wide operations
ADNOC is embedding AI across exploration, drilling, production, maintenance and decision-making, aiming to become 'the world's most AI-enabled energy company.' Tools include ENERGYai agents, the Neuron 5 asset-performance platform for predicting equipment failure, and an internal AI Lab that cuts proof-of-concept-to-deployment time 3x.
A source grade describes provenance, not independent verification. This is a research profile, not a measure of net return. Report a correction.