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AIQ and Siemens Energy announce collaboration agreement in Abu Dhabi

AIQ and Siemens Energy announce collaboration agreement in Abu Dhabi

The ongoing digitisation and automation of the energy industry continues to be a hot topic, not least at last week’s ADIPEC energy exhibition and conference in Abu Dhabi, where AIQ and Siemens Energy announced a strategic collaboration agreement.

AIQ, an Abu Dhabi-based industrial AI company developing innovative solutions for the energy sector and beyond, and energy technology company Siemens Energy announced a plan to establish a scalable, commercially driven autonomous operations offering for the energy and process industries.

The two companies are set to combine AIQ’s operational AI applications, AI agents, and autonomous decision support with Siemens Energy’s capabilities in automation, digital twins, reliability, and asset performance management.

The collaboration, the companies say, forms the foundation for a structured commercial partnership, with an initial focus on autonomous and remote operations, drilling-related solutions, and reliability-driven digital offerings.

AIQ’s RoboWell autonomous well control tool will be among the first applications offered as part of a broader Siemens Energy-led autonomous operations proposition.

Dennis Jol, CEO of AIQ explains: “By combining our existing capabilities with Siemens Energy’s automation strength and international footprint, we place ourselves in a strong position to deliver proven autonomous solutions to operators across offshore, EPC (engineering, procurement and construction) and international markets with pace, expertise and scale.”

As the companies point out, regional and international energy operators are investing in digitisation, automation, and operational optimisation programmes to improve production efficiency, reduce emissions, and enhance safety.

By pairing field-proven AI applications with an established automation and integration platform, AIQ and Siemens Energy say they aim to reduce the time required for customers to move from pilot projects to production-scale autonomous operations.



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