Emarat and G42 partner to integrate AI into UAE energy infrastructure

Emirates Petroleum Company (Emarat) and Abu Dhabi technology group G42 signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on Monday, 26 October, to integrate artificial intelligence and cybersecurity into the UAE’s energy and mobility sectors. The agreement, signed in Dubai by Ahmad Abdulla Al Ahli, Chief People and Corporate Support Officer of Emarat, and Ali Al Amine, Chief Commercial Officer of G42 International, focuses on three primary pillars: AI applications for energy management, digital sovereignty, and the development of next-generation service stations. AI-driven energy and digital security Under the terms of the MoU, the two entities will explore how advanced digital infrastructure can optimize the energy value chain. The partnership targets the deployment of secure cloud solutions and data-driven tools to enhance operational resilience and business decision-making. Specifically, the collaboration aims to modernize how fuel and energy services are delivered to UAE consumers through automated station concepts. Ahmad Abdulla Al Ahli stated that the move aligns technology adoption with long-term business value and the changing expectations of the mobility sector. The initiative comes as Emarat seeks to transition into a data-driven enterprise, utilizing G42’s technology stack to build a foundation for future growth in a shifting energy landscape. Domestic technology integration The partnership is part of a broader trend in the UAE to bridge the gap between traditional…