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SVP, Upstream Technology & Innovation
ADNOC
Ali Al Rawahi has more than 20 years of experience in energy sector technology and field development, with a strong record of leading teams to achieve business goals. Recently, he has driven strategic partnerships to advance ADNOC’s AI initiatives, enhance recovery, and meet decarbonization targets. His work includes collaborating with AIQ on an agentic AI solution for energy, partnering with 44.01 to mineralize CO2 in Fujairah, launching the Gulf region’s first geothermal project, and developing battery storage systems using repurposed EV batteries. Al Rawahi graduated from the inaugural ADNOC Future Leaders cohort and holds a bachelor's in petroleum engineering from the University of Tulsa and an MBA from United Arab Emirates University.
AI capabilities in the energy sector are evolving faster than many roadmaps can accommodate. The challenge for organisations is not access to technology, but the discipline to prioritise investment towards applications that are genuinely high-impact and scalable, rather than being drawn towards noise and experimentation. Leading organisations have moved beyond this by identifying a small number of high-conviction AI initiatives and committing to them with sustained investment. Examples from renewables optimisation, smart mobility and predictive infrastructure management demonstrate that focus, not breadth, is the common factor in organisations achieving measurable business-wide progress. The next wave of high-value applications is beginning to emerge, and the window for first-mover advantage is narrowing. Organisations with rigorous investment frameworks will outperform those that continue spreading resources across experimentation at the expense of scalable returns.
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