Microsoft lists Chevron, BP, Ørsted on oil-and-gas AI page

Microsoft's oil and gas industry page is a product catalog with named customer references: Chevron on HoloLens 2 and Dynamics 365 Remote Assist, BP on Azure and digital twins, Ørsted on Microsoft Cloud for Sustainability and Environmental Credit Service. Chevron senior technology strategist Ed Moore is quoted calling it "a technology that's going to take us to the next level of digitization." BP facilities process engineer David Boyd frames the predictive-analytics pitch in savings terms, citing potential for "reducing emissions by around 500,000 tonnes of CO2 equivalent every year."

The partner slate reads like the industry's standard vendor list ported onto Azure: Schlumberger's DELFI Petrotechnical Suite, Baker Hughes' BHC3 AI Suite, Kongsberg's Kognitwin Simulation, Cognite Data Fusion, and DecisionSpace 365. Microsoft's own branded energy products include Azure Data Manager for Energy and Azure IoT for Energy. The workforce bullets list AI-powered PPE identification alongside collaboration tooling in Teams and low-code work in Power Platform.

Microsoft bundles "net zero commitments" alongside "future of operations" as pillars on the same page selling tooling to upstream oil and gas operators. The sustainability framing leans on an October 2024 report titled "Powering Possible: AI and Energy for a Sustainable Future." Two researchers from our Who's Who directory shared the page.