During the tour, His Highness visited local and international exhibits and pavilions, and reviewed the latest climate technologies and decarbonisation projects that are helping to accelerate the energy transition and address global energy challenges. He was also briefed by exhibitors on new energy projects and innovative sustainbility solutions.
Sheikh Khaled bin Mohamed was accompanied by Dr. Sultan Al Jaber, Minister of Industry and Advanced Technology and COP28 President-Designate.
Commenting on the event, Sheikh Khaled bin Mohamed affirmed that the UAE has made significant strides in addressing energy challenges and climate change through the launch of clean and renewable energy projects, and by launching innovative initiatives that support long-term growth. He also emphasised the importance of global, cross-sector collaboration to build a sustainable future for all.
This year’s edition of ADIPEC focuses on four key industry areas: decarbonisation acceleration, maritime and logistics, digitalisation in energy, and manufacturing and industrialisation. These sectors are crucial for building partnerships and collaborations across industries, playing a vital role in forming the future of energy.
ADIPEC is being held from 2-5 October, under the theme ‘Decarbonising. Faster. Together’. It aims to foster global partnerships and find solutions to rapid decarbonisation while ensuring energy security, backed by the collective insights of 160,000 attendees, 2,200 companies, and 40 global ministers