Emro won a contract to build a procurement agent for GS Caltex covering about 2,700 small-value material purchases a year, The Elec reported. The agent is meant to run from request through quotation, supplier pick and purchase order, with unclear cases handed back to staff. Low-dollar, rule-heavy buying is where agents earn trust first. Separate from the GS Caltex troubleshooting agent already on the Feed.
Vivek Ramaswamy asked Ohio regulators to delay an 800 MW gas plant tied to a data center in Ashville, warning of future costs for ratepayers. Data center power plants are now an election issue, not just a grid engineering problem.
TechCrunch reports NVIDIA is in talks to guarantee debt for Nscale's West Virginia AI campus, whose first 460 MW building is contracted to Anthropic. Chip makers underwriting buildings and power is new; the talks are unsigned.
On the Q3 call, CFO Eimear Bonner said Chevron built an in-house AI production-engineering agentic assistant that optimizes wells 24/7 in Permian, Bakken and PZ. Separately, DJ Basin hit first-quartile reliability with lost-production events cut in half. Distinct from Project Kilby. (Company-wide AI value capture was also discussed on the call; that figure is not attributed to this assistant alone.)
Found via Arnoldo Benther on LinkedIn