The initiative aims to enhance data and AI capabilities on AD.WE to drive operational efficiency and improved service delivery.

The MoU envisions building a collaborative knowledge hub and facilitating sector-wide research partnerships and community involvement.

The agreement highlights using PI and AI to drive smart, sustainable growth and enhance efficiency across the energy sector in line with the UAE's Net Zero 2050 plan.

At ADIPEC 2025, Abu Dhabi's Department of Energy (DoE) and Analog signed a Memorandum of Understanding to advance AI, ML, and Physical Intelligence (PI) applications across the energy and water sectors.

Leading voices at the event included Eng. Ahmed Alsayed Mohamed Al Sheebani, Acting Director-General of Regulatory Affairs at the DoE, and Analog's CEO and founder, Alex Kipman.

The partnership positions Abu Dhabi and the UAE as frontrunners in integrating intelligent technologies that unite the digital and physical realms to create a smarter, more efficient energy future.

The collaboration will promote AI applications on the AD.WE platform and empower teams with data and AI capabilities to boost service quality and efficiency across the sector.

Physical Intelligence frameworks will be introduced, linking digital and physical environments through living world models, robotics, and the Analog Neural Agent to enable real-time perception, understanding, and action.

An AI and PI laboratory will be explored, with a shared knowledge base to foster research partnerships and broader engagement within the energy and water sectors.

Speakers stressed that intelligent systems can transform energy operations by integrating intelligence into physical assets to optimize performance and sustainability.

Overall, the MoU aims to accelerate digital transformation, improve operational efficiency, and support sustainability and UAE Net Zero 2050 goals within the energy strategy.