‘Partnerships & positive change’ hallmark Abu Dhabi’s 14th World Future Energy Summit

‘Partnerships & positive change’ hallmark Abu Dhabi’s 14th World Future Energy Summit

- Start-ups addressing social, cultural, and environmental challenges identified

Abu Dhabi, UAE : The 2023 World Future Energy Summit ended a three-day run at Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre (ADNEC) today (18 January), with the 14th edition of the leading business event for future energy and sustainability being hallmarked by high-level partnership signings, start-up incubator support and sector policy disclosures ahead of November’s hosting by the UAE of COP28.

“The 2023 Summit will be long seen as a powerhouse platform of inspiration and progressive action across key sustainability sectors,” said Leen Alsebai, Head of World Future Energy Summit, and General Manager of Summit organiser RX Middle East. “It has set the stage for further advancement of the Summit with Abu Dhabi, the UAE and the wider Middle East demonstrating a strong appetite for energy transition solutions and knowledge.”

The 2023 Summit’s six vertical exhibitions and five dedicated forums, which individually addressed vital energy challenges and multi-sectoral impacts, were often packed to capacity as the entire energy eco-system looked to advance sustainability pathways and net zero roadmaps.

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The Summit witnessed a hive of business activity across the industry value chain. The UAE’s BEEAH Group