Artificial intelligence of things (AIoT) is redefining how field services and assets are managed effectively, enabling predictive maintenance and adding efficiency for mobile crews and multiple sites. As generative AI (Gen AI) continues to push the limits of what is possible through real-time, automated support, energy service companies can gain a competitive advantage adopting scalable cloud-based software solutions built for today’s modern workforce.
Invisible leaks from industrial processes continue to challenge operators amid increasingly strict regulations. As energy and manufacturing companies strive to decrease greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, AI offers limitless opportunities to scale efficient, cost-effective solutions across multiple sites and operational assets.
Safety is essential to oil and gas operations, and every company has its own culture and its own processes. But it is difficult to instill a culture across worksites and geographies and next to impossible to ensure all employees—including third-party trades moving on and off the site—meet the standards set by the owner or operator. And safety is not the only concern. Companies are employing advanced technologies to improve efficiencies at a time when the industry is resource challenged, with not enough experts to go around. The answer to both challenges is connecting people using audio and video communication to effectively reduce safety risks and optimize operations.
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The Super Emitter Program poses new challenges to the oil and gas industry. Effective 2024, operators could be held publicly accountable for large emission events. Monitoring technologies which detect emissions sooner can prevent small, manageable leaks from becoming qualified super-emitter events under the rule. Qube Technologies’ continuous monitoring platform can help operators limit super-emitters events and avoid negative publicity from the Super Emitter Program through real-time detection, localization, and quantification of methane leaks.
The energy industry is facing a serious challenge. Over the decades, it has accumulated an enormous amount of valuable subsurface data, but companies are spending too much time looking for data and figuring out how to make use of it in its native format. Manual processes are outmoded in a digital world, but they are a necessary evil in the absence of a tool that can unlock value from disparate data formats. The solution to this conundrum uses transformative cloud technologies from Amazon Web Services (AWS) and GenAI to make complex, heterogeneous data accessible and easier to use and accelerate the enterprise decision-making process.
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