Abu Dhabi — October 31, 2025:
The Emirates Nuclear Energy Company (ENEC), in partnership with Presight, has launched Eneciq, a sovereign agentic AI platform designed to accelerate decision-making, boost operational efficiency, and promote knowledge sharing across ENEC’s internal systems.
AI-Powered Efficiency for Critical Infrastructure
Eneciq represents a major milestone in ENEC’s digital transformation journey, integrating advanced AI technologies within its corporate and support functions. The platform securely connects to ENEC’s internal systems, providing context-aware, intelligent assistance to employees across all levels — from engineers to administrative staff.
Using ENEC-specific data repositories, Eneciq enables teams to summarize complex reports, extract insights from project KPIs and risk assessments, and automate time-consuming workflows. This integration helps employees dedicate more time to innovation, analysis, and strategic problem-solving.
Security and Compliance
Built within ENEC’s secure cloud environment, Eneciq operates independently from all nuclear reactor systems, ensuring strict adherence to international data governance and cybersecurity standards.
Mohamed Al Hammadi, Managing Director and Group CEO of ENEC, said the initiative reflects ENEC’s commitment to “integrating cutting-edge technologies to elevate our standards of excellence.” He noted that Eneciq “delivers AI capabilities tailored to ENEC’s unique operational environment,” enhancing productivity while maintaining safety and reliability.
A Model for Sovereign AI Deployment
Thomas Pramotedham, CEO of Presight, described Eneciq as “a benchmark in innovation for sovereign agentic AI deployment within critical national infrastructure.” He emphasized that the project demonstrates “the transformative potential of sovereign AI in the energy sector — enhancing operational resilience, accelerating decision-making, and supporting the UAE’s long-term energy and AI ambitions.”
By embedding AI directly into workflows, ENEC is pioneering a new era of automation and digital intelligence in the nuclear energy sector, setting a model for how secure, locally governed AI systems can empower critical industries.
