Intelecy’s no-code AI platform is driving significant advancements in energy production by enhancing efficiency and promoting sustainability.
Anna Olsson presenting "Enabling Sustainable Energy Production with AI" at Arendalsuka 2024. Photo: GCE | NODE
This was highlighted at Arendalsuka during the Future of Energy program, where Intelecy’s Chief Commercial Officer, Anna Olsson, presented on "Enabling sustainable energy production with AI." The event also featured insights from key figures, including Equinor's Chief Economist, Eirik Wærness, who warned that the world is on track for a 2°C temperature rise, making the 1.5°C target increasingly unlikely. Despite this, there was a sense of cautious optimism about the role of new technologies in addressing these challenges.
Norwegian Minister of Foreign Affairs, Espen Barth Eide, was also present, emphasizing the need for increased investment in renewables and the significant opportunities in electrification and technology development.
Espen Barth Eide, Norwegian Minister of Foreign Affairs, addressing energy transition challenges at Arendalsuka 2024. Photo: GCE | NODE
Anna's presentation underscored how AI can be a critical tool in advancing sustainable energy practices, aligning with the event's focus on the future of energy.
As the world faces critical energy and climate challenges, Intelecy remains committed to advancing sustainable solutions through innovative technology. Our no-code AI platform is at the forefront of this transformation, driving efficiencies and fostering a greener future. Discover how we can help your organization meet its sustainability goals and navigate the evolving energy landscape. Explore our website or schedule a demo today to discover more.
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