AI project of the year: SOCAR Türkiye
Energy Risk Awards 2026: Risk team harnesses AI to transform RCSA into a scalable, sustainable and internally owned capability
While many energy risk teams are exploring the potential for artificial intelligence in their processes, there are still few use cases that go beyond simple automation or document analysis.
The winner of our inaugural AI project of the year, SOCAR Türkiye, stands out for its bold approach to AI, using it to transform its risk control self-assessment (RCSA) process from a highly manual, time-consuming and often subjective one, to a robust, efficient process that takes a fraction of the time and
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