| | September 20229they were found by established systems. We use machine vision to automate corrosion and damage identification. Our autonomous integrity recognition system provides automated inspection capabilities using machine vision technology, with the ambition to improve visual inspection quality and reducing HSE exposure.At Shell, our vision is bold - to create an integrated digital ecosystem that is equipped to accelerate the transition towards a future with more renewable and low-carbon energy options for customersWe are developing solutions which can improve the way we monitor and track GHG emissions across our business; help us manage the reliability of our growing renewables business; can provide diagnostics to our customers on the basis of real-time lube oil monitoring.We can't do this alone - we recognise that the greatest and fastest change will come from collaboration and broad coalitions to transform our digital work processes. We have to rely on each other's strengths and do this together to deliver the competitive and affordable technology that can support the transition to lower-carbon energy systems. That's why we founded the Open AI Energy Initiative (OAI) together with C3 AI, Baker Hughes and Microsoft. OAI is an ecosystem of AI solutions to help the energy industry's digital transformation. The vision of the OAI is to put together a set of digital solutions which can transform digital work processes rapidly in the energy sector.By bringing our solutions to market and encouraging others to do the same we hope to accelerate the adoption AI technology across the industry. We also hope to incentivise integration between solution providers to accelerate the end-to-end transformation of work processes in the energy sector.As founding members of the OAI, we are working hard to develop a curated ecosystem of integrated solutions and creating fair value exchange for the companies that build on top of this platform. By doing so, ecosystem participants hope to accelerate the adoption of AI technology across the energy industry, which will reduce integration and operating costs for all parties and accelerate digital transformation in heavy industrial sectors.As digitalisation advances it is facilitating highly automated and self-optimising assets, supported through remote operations, that are generating more value, reducing CO2 emissions and improving safety. Digital technology will be fundamental to help us manage a more distributed, diverse and decentralised energy system. It is already transforming the way we manage our assets today
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