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Global Energy Security Demands Diversification Beyond Oil and Gas, Adipec HighlightsEconomy

Global Energy Security Demands Diversification Beyond Oil and Gas, Adipec Highlights

The Adipec conference in Abu Dhabi highlighted the critical need for global energy security through diversification beyond oil and gas, driven by geopolitical risks and surging demand from sectors like AI. Investing in renewables, nuclear, and storage is crucial for energy independence and economic stability.

The National|November 6, 2026|5
Adipec Concludes: Energy Security, AI, and Supply Deals Dominate Discussions Amidst Global DisruptionsEconomy

Adipec Concludes: Energy Security, AI, and Supply Deals Dominate Discussions Amidst Global Disruptions

The Adipec conference concluded with a focus on energy security challenges, exacerbated by the Iran war and Strait of Hormuz disruptions, alongside the growing role of AI in the oil industry. New energy deals were also announced.

The National|November 5, 2026
Welsh Firms Target UAE Energy Market for Significant Growth at AdipecEconomy

Welsh Firms Target UAE Energy Market for Significant Growth at Adipec

Welsh companies are attending Adipec in Abu Dhabi to boost business in the UAE energy sector, with firms like Holyhead Towing and Tomoe Valve already seeing significant revenue from the region. Clenergy EV is also exploring opportunities in the UAE's growing charging infrastructure market.

The National|November 3, 2026
Energy Security Overhaul Urged as Global Oil Inventories Plummet by Nearly a Billion BarrelsEconomy

Energy Security Overhaul Urged as Global Oil Inventories Plummet by Nearly a Billion Barrels

Dr. Sultan Al Jaber highlighted the critical need for an energy security overhaul as nearly a billion barrels have been drained from global oil markets due to shipping disruptions. He called for increased investment in infrastructure and AI, emphasizing that delivery is as crucial as production.

The National|November 2, 2026
Abu Dhabi Welcomes Global Energy Leaders for ADIPEC 2026Miscellaneous

Abu Dhabi Welcomes Global Energy Leaders for ADIPEC 2026

ADIPEC 2026, hosted by Adnoc under the patronage of President Sheikh Mohamed, is set to convene global energy leaders in Abu Dhabi from November 2-5 to discuss the future of energy production, trade, and delivery.

The National|November 2, 2026
Adipec 2023: Energy Sector Seeks AI Synergy Amidst Global UncertaintyTechnology

Adipec 2023: Energy Sector Seeks AI Synergy Amidst Global Uncertainty

Adipec 2023 convenes as the energy industry grapples with the dual challenge of AI's growing electricity demands and global supply uncertainties. Stakeholders are exploring how to leverage AI for a more resilient energy future, with significant investment and infrastructure upgrades being key priorities.

The National|November 2, 2026
Asia's Largest Ever Delegation Heads to ADIPEC Amidst Global Energy ReassessmentEconomy

Asia's Largest Ever Delegation Heads to ADIPEC Amidst Global Energy Reassessment

Asia is sending its largest-ever delegation to ADIPEC in Abu Dhabi, with a record number of companies and visitors attending amidst global energy market reassessments. The event offers a critical platform for Asian nations to discuss supply security and partnerships with Gulf producers.

The National|October 30, 2026
How Fujairah's Strategic Infrastructure Became the Gulf's Ultimate Energy LifelineEconomy

How Fujairah's Strategic Infrastructure Became the Gulf's Ultimate Energy Lifeline

Fujairah has emerged as a crucial Indian Ocean port and energy hub, sustaining the UAE's oil exports and demonstrating vital regional resilience amid ongoing geopolitical conflicts.

The National|October 11, 2026
Navigating the New Era of Geopolitical Disorder in the Global Energy SectorEconomy

Navigating the New Era of Geopolitical Disorder in the Global Energy Sector

As the global energy sector faces unprecedented geopolitical disorder and fragmented trade, industry leaders gather in Abu Dhabi to navigate new economic realities, security vulnerabilities, and technological shifts.

The National|September 14, 2026|1