NewMed Energy deploys GeoIntelX AI for gas projects
NewMed Energy and GeoIntelX announced a collaboration in a press release to use the GIX geospatial intelligence platform for natural gas exploration and production. GeoIntelX deployed the platform across two NewMed projects.
The first phase digitized, centralized and structured data covering subsurface geology, production, facilities, environmental matters and regulations. GIX provides geospatial search, filtering and an AI powered conversational interface.
NewMed teams can use the interface to ask geological and commercial questions. The company said the system provides contextual answers in minutes for queries that previously took days or weeks.
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