The company also uses AI to improve operational safety, diagnose equipment and forecast electricity generation.
Samruk-Energy has cut the time needed to assess coal reserves from 10 days to 20 minutes using artificial intelligence. The company also applies AI to other energy-sector tasks.
Source: Ministry of Energy of Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan’s Samruk-Energy has reduced the time needed to assess coal reserve volumes from 10 days to 20 minutes using artificial intelligence.
The company also uses AI to improve operational safety, diagnose equipment, digitally inspect energy infrastructure and forecast electricity generation.
Samruk-Energy considers artificial intelligence one of the key tools in its digital transformation.
Translated from Russian using artificial intelligence. Source: Ministry of Energy of Kazakhstan
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