ABU DHABI, 3rd October, 2023 (WAM) — Around 39 French firms spanning the oil and gas, petrochemical, and renewables sectors will convene at ADIPEC 2023. As the UAE prepares to host COP28, ADIPEC 2023 boldly advances decarbonisation across its conference programme, innovative exhibition, and new features.Hosted under the theme ‘Decarbonising. Faster. Together.’, this year’s edition serves as a beacon for decarbonisation across the energy spectrum, emphasising emissions reduction and economic growth.The focus will be on securing affordable and eco-friendly energy systems, with dedicated strategy conferences addressing the development of decarbonisation policies and the potential of hydrogen energy.The French Pavilion, organised by Business France in collaboration with TotalEnergies and Evolen and supported by Trouvay and Cauvin, stands ready to showcase French expertise and innovative solutions in the energy sector to foster valuable partnerships.With COP28 approaching and the global shift towards renewable
energy gaining momentum, the French Pavilion spotlights France’s sustainable and low-carbon solutions.Considered as a valued partner of the French Pavilion, Evolen plays a pivotal role in technology transfer and knowledge exchange within the Middle East’s energy sector. Through collaborative initiatives, the organisation promotes energy efficiency and sustainability, reinforcing France’s commitment to low-carbon solutions in the region.Another key participant who exemplifies this commitment through active involvement in transformative projects, TotalEnergies, champions renewable energy sources in the region, as seen in the Noor Abu Dhabi Solar Plant, one of the world’s largest single-site solar projects.Within the French Pavilion, visitors can explore cutting-edge technologies across various domains, including energy management solutions, operational efficiency, electrical systems, gas analysis and monitoring, industrial automation and control software, advanced power electronics, geophysical equipment, and e
nergy storage, aligning with the region’s goals to diversify energy sources and reduce emissions.Meanwhile, Trouvay and Cauvin act as essential players in the Middle East’s energy sector, supplying piping materials and equipment for infrastructure development and energy projects, aligned with the region’s energy goals.As part of the delegation, Veolia Water Systems addresses water decarbonisation, leveraging its expertise in water management solutions already implemented in the Middle East. Veolia utilises digital technologies to reduce the water sector’s reliance on fossil fuels, actively working towards creating water resource recovery facilities.Axel Baroux, Managing Director at Business France Middle East, highlighted, “The French Pavilion emphasises the UAE and Middle East’s pivotal role in the global energy landscape and France’s expertise contribution. France acknowledges the importance of transitioning to cleaner energy sources, and ADIPEC 2023 provides an ideal setting for networking with industry le
aders, government officials, and potential clients.”With energy efficiency, clean technologies, and hydrogen development on the rise in France, there is a huge collaboration opportunity arising with our local partners, which is already visible with some exhibiting companies involved in key energy projects in the region.”
Source: Emirates News Agency