By: Utilities Middle east

Abu Dhabi will host ADIPEC 2025 from 3–6 November, bringing together the world’s most influential energy, technology and finance leaders under the theme “Energy. Intelligence. Impact.”.

Held under the patronage of H.H. Sheikh Mohamed Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, President of the UAE, and hosted by ADNOC, the event will attract more than 205,000 visitors from 172 countries to the ADNEC Centre. With 2,250 exhibitors and 30 national pavilions spread across 17 halls, the event will provide a platform for cross-sector collaboration to accelerate the transformation of global energy systems.

The conference programme will feature over 380 sessions across strategic and technical agendas, with 1,800 speakers including government ministers, CEOs of leading international oil and gas companies, and pioneers in AI and digitalisation.

Confirmed participants include H.E. Suhail Mohamed Al Mazrouei, UAE Minister of Energy, HRH Prince Abdulaziz Bin Salman, Saudi Arabia’s Minister of Energy, bp CEO Murray Auchincloss, PETRONAS CEO Tengku Muhammad Taufik, and Mistral AI Co-Founder Arthur Mensch.

This year’s edition will also see the launch of the Low Carbon & Chemicals Expo, highlighting innovation in hydrogen, ammonia, methanol, carbon capture, energy storage and clean energy. Meanwhile, an expanded AI Zone will demonstrate how artificial intelligence is reshaping energy systems and enabling smarter, more sustainable infrastructure.

“Meeting the world’s growing demand for energy requires an intelligent and pragmatic approach that embraces all viable sources and technologies,” said Abdulmunim Al Kindy, Chairman of ADIPEC 2025. “ADIPEC 2025 will convene the AI-energy nexus to unlock the solutions, partnerships and investments needed to build a sector that is resilient, inclusive and equipped for the next era of progress.”

With more than 2,250 organisations, including 54 NOCs, IOCs and international energy companies, ADIPEC 2025 will cement Abu Dhabi’s role as a global hub for energy innovation and collaboration.