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Paving the Way With AI: The Oil and Gas Industry's Energy Transition Journey — 2025 View

Publisher IDC
Published May 30, 2025
Length 12 Pages
SKU # IDC20068523

Description

This IDC Perspective looks at the energy transition state of worldwide O&G companies, highlighting how they are adopting AI to boost business processes and asset operations in line with their larger net zero goals. It outlines O&G companies' net zero ambitions, commitments, and timelines, their key energy transition projects, and their maturity across some key low-carbon initiatives. In addition, it showcases how AI is taking center stage in the energy transition talks of O&G leaders. This report also utilizes a few data points from IDC's Energy Transition Survey, October 2024."By converting data challenges into AI-impact opportunities, O&G companies will be better positioned to meet climate goals while maintaining operational excellence." Gaurav Verma, research director, IDC Energy Insights.

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12 Pages

Executive Snapshot

Situation Overview

Net Zero Ambitions: Commitments Versus Timelines

Major Energy Transition Initiatives for O&G

O&G Companies' Maturity Across Some Key Low-Carbon Initiatives

Operational Decarbonization and Process-Related Energy Efficiency as the Key Starting Point in the Energy Transition

AI is Taking Center Stage in the Energy Transition Talks of O&G Leaders

AI Optimizing Business Processes and Operations to Drive Energy Transition in O&G

Beyond Low-Carbon Asset Operations: CCUS is a Growing Frontier and Major Candidate for AI Innovation

True Potential of AI Beyond Mere System Upgrades

AI to Boost Full Spectrum Emissions Management

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