New Energy Cloud Collaboration Facilitates Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Tools through S&P Global Data and Software
S&P Global Commodity Insights, the leading independent provider of information, data, analysis, benchmark prices and workflow solutions for the commodities, energy, metals and energy transition markets, announced it will work with Amazon Web Services (AWS), an Amazon Inc. company, to provide access to a holistic set of upstream data for the energy industry. Making this data available will help energy companies accelerate their digital transformation and facilitate S&P Global Commodity Insights development of cloud-based AI and machine learning tools in the oil and gas industry.
Under this new agreement, AWS Data Exchange (ADX) will feature a comprehensive data offering from S&P Global Commodity Insights’ Upstream Solutions that includes information on more than seven million oil and gas wells, putting trusted data within speedy reach of decision-makers and paving the way for cloud access to specific S&P Global Commodity Insights software that aids geoscientists and upstream operators.
S&P Global Commodity Insights’ OSDU®-Data-Platform-compatible* upstream data is now available to energy companies and others on AWS in a way that decouples data from application-specific formats and allows for cross-application plug-and-play — putting data how and where needed. The cloud access facilitates high-quality data, seamless data interoperability, and easy integration solutions. It allows a company to integrate S&P Global Commodity Insights Upstream content easily with its own proprietary data and/or 3rd party proprietary data on one platform, making an entire company catalog available across the organization to power workflows in compatible applications.
Joerg Gerth, Vice President, Channel Partners, S&P Global Commodity Insights, said:”We’re proud to be offering another avenue by which we meet our customers where they are. By leveraging the power of S&P Global Commodity Insights trusted data and tools and enhanced with scalability and reliability of the AWS cloud, this solution enables companies to make faster, more informed decisions, driving efficiency, collaboration, and adaptability.”
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The new access to S&P Global Commodity Insights’ world-class OSDU®-Data-Platform-compatible global upstream data that’s loaded into Energy Data Insights on AWS for the OSDU® Data Platform will benefit the oil and gas industry in a number of ways, including further facilitation of generative AI and energy transition by:
- Providing cloud access to S&P Global Commodity Insights data for machine learning
- By having the best, most comprehensive data curated in one place, it supports accuracy and faster analysis
- Aiding energy transition workflows through broad coverage of subsurface and commercial upstream content
In addition, AWS and S&P Global Commodity Insights will provide access to S&P Global Commodity Insights’ Kingdom™ Geoscience Software that enables geoscientists, for example, to easily execute compute-intensive subsurface interpretation workflows like geophysical and geological analyses, automated fault interpretations, advanced data analytics, and machine learning applications.
Howard Gefen, General Manager of Energy & Utilities at AWS, said: “Our collaboration with S&P Global Commodity Insights will unlock innovative, data-driven possibilities for our joint customers. By integrating with AWS’s Energy Data Insights solution, based on AWS’s cloud technologies, we will together act as a catalyst for global energy companies’ decision-making and elevate their analytical capabilities, enabling informed, strategic investment decisions for sustainable energy sector growth.”
Amazon Web Services (AWS) is a world-leading cloud computing layer that offers a wide range of services to help organizations accelerate their digital transformation efforts. With a highly scalable, reliable, and secure cloud infrastructure, AWS empowers businesses to build, deploy, and manage applications and services with ease.
Leanne Todd, Head of Upstream Solutions, S&P Global Commodity Insights, said: “By harnessing the scalable computing power of the AWS cloud, we are seamlessly connecting people, data, and software to increase efficiency and productivity of their operations. Accessing S&P Global Commodity Insights’ rich Upstream data, the OSDU Data Platform Layer, and Kingdom Geoscience Software, we’re effectively turbocharging geoscientists workflows. This not only facilitates faster subsurface interpretations but also unlocks invaluable insights, fostering enhanced performance and seamless collaboration across exploration, exploitation, and energy transition projects.”
S&P Global Commodity Insights has worked with AWS to make at least 30 datasets available through the cloud, including such as S&P Global Commodity Insights’ Platts Market Data packages for energy transition, shipping, nuclear, metals, power and gas, LNG, petrochemicals, agriculture, oil and refined products, as well as other supply, demand, arbitrage, forward curve, outages and other data.
SOURCE: BusinessWire