Microsoft for Energy
Transform the energy value chain from the digital oil field to the connected prosumer, creating better customer outcomes as a sustainable energy operator and service provider.
We are committed to helping organizations everywhere stay connected and productive during this difficult time
Responding to COVID-19 together
Striving to protect the health of communities, and providing resources to help customers do their best work while remote.
COVID-19 Business Resource Center
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Navigating through common challenges
Read how we are addressing organizations' immediate priorities and needs.
Connecting with the energy community
Collaborate with your peers to ask questions and share information.
Intelligent energy for a sustainable future
Operate for the future
Increase energy management, reliability, and recovery rates. Decrease variability of your operations while reducing environmental impact while generating value for stakeholders.
Transition to clean
Keep people, products, and the world moving, while realizing reductions in carbon emissions and using data and AI to intelligently fulfill demand with new renewable energy sources.
Transform your workforce
Attract, train, and retain your next-generation workforce, equipping them with the skills and technologies to drive your transformation to sustainable energy operators, and service providers.
Reimagine energy
Shape the future of energy with technology innovations that increase energy supply and reduce demand from smart cities, infrastructure, vehicles and homes, while minimizing their environmental impact.
Transform maintenance and inspection
Siemens Gamesa transformed inspections with drones that capture high-resolution images, and an AI solution that analyzes images for potential blade damage, resulting in safer, faster, and more accurate inspections.
Increase safety and efficiency
BP has developed a concept of intelligent operations that combines data and the extensive experience of its engineers and codifies them into AI solutions that promote operational advances like predictive maintenance.
Prevent outages
Chevron leverages industrial IoT to build better equipment models that predict its condition, prevent outages and optimize cleaning and maintenance schedules.
Put safety of your customers first
Discover how Shell is investing in safety with Azure, AI, and machine vision to better protect customers and service champions at its retail gas stations.
Explore intelligent energy
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Vattenfall and Microsoft pilot world’s first hourly matching (24/7) of renewable energy
Energy providers can more easily understand demand for renewable energy hour-by-hour and help drive true market demand for clean power using Microsoft Azure IoT Central.
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An industry first—the Microsoft Sustainability Calculator
Microsoft Sustainability Calculator helps enterprises analyze the carbon emissions of their IT infrastructure. Quantify the carbon impact of each Azure subscription over a period of time and datacenter region, as well as see estimated carbon savings from running those workloads in Azure versus on-premises datacenters.
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Why Azure for energy?
Learn about the solutions that are transforming energy. Build a future of optimized energy management based on a foundation of highly secure devices and cloud innovation. Use advanced capabilities like AI and machine learning to expand opportunities and reduce costs.
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The Future Computed: Artificial Intelligence and its role in society
The Future Computed series provides an in-depth look at how artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming the manufacturing and energy sector and looks at how society can respond to some of the challenges AI creates, and the need to develop new laws and regulations to address workforce disruption and develop AI in an ethical and responsible manner.
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IDC MarketScape: Microsoft a leader in IIoT platforms for manufacturing and energy
In two new IDC MarketScape reports reviewing current players in IIoT for energy and manufacturing industries, Microsoft was named as a leader in a crowded field of global players, all of which have mature, comprehensive offerings of their own. In energy, much of the value derived from IoT comes down to maximizing the performance and lifespan of assets and equipment, and to connect with customers and deliver new and differentiated energy services.
