Egyptoil-Gas ADNOC Partners with OpenAI to Enhance AI and Cybersecurity
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- •ADNOC partners with OpenAI and G42 to enhance AI across operations.
- •The initiative includes improving field development planning and operational data connectivity.
- •Cybersecurity will be strengthened through OpenAI's Daybreak Blue initiative.
ADNOC has entered a multi-year partnership with OpenAI and G42 to implement advanced AI across its operations, announced at ADIPEC on November 2, 2026. This collaboration aims to optimize field development planning and connect operational data from production to trading. The partnership will enhance ADNOC's existing AI capabilities, including its ENERGYai platform, and will focus on improving decision-making efficiency across various business processes. Additionally, the initiative will bolster ADNOC's cybersecurity through OpenAI's Daybreak Blue initiative, which aims to identify vulnerabilities in critical energy infrastructure. The technology will utilize G42's AI infrastructure in the UAE, ensuring that ADNOC's proprietary data remains secure. The partnership is part of ADNOC's broader strategy to become a leading technology-enabled energy company.
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