Under the patronage of His Highness Sheikh Mohamed Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, President of the United Arab Emirates
تحت رعاية صاحب السمو الشيخ محمد بن زايد آل نهيان، رئيس دولة الامارات العربية المتحدة
Global cooperation is key for shifting to low-carbon energy. It helps tackle three main barriers: finances, resources, and infrastructure. By working together, countries can set global standards and policies that boost investment and speed up deployment, resulting in advances in decarbonisation of resources, funding, and innovation. It also ensures quick and sustainable energy for all nations.
Incentive policies are key to accelerating decarbonisation. They lower risks and reward investments in innovative new clean energy projects like new zero-carbon sources and energy efficiency. Policymakers aim to balance clean energy investments with technology growth and high costs. This balance is crucial as it ensures public support for clean energy remains strong.
Investment and innovation in climate and energy technology have the potential to equitably deliver decarbonisation targets. Indeed, many of the technologies expected to drive decarbonisation exist today—but scale and pace must be accelerated to realise mid-century commitments. Additionally, unprecedented collaboration across value chains, sectors and public/private actions will be needed to generate the velocity of progress required.
Energy firms leverage operational excellence to slash emissions and boost efficiency. This framework pinpoints key decarbonisation opportunities, propelling systematic implementation by which companies can streamline their journey towards a greener future, maximising impact and driving sustainable change. By implementing the principles of operational excellence centred on leadership, process and systems, continuous improvement, culture, and mindsets, industries can achieve a double win: reducing their environmental footprint and lowering their operational costs.
The Strategic Conference harvests insights on the latest thinking, trends and solutions around emissions, energy efficiencies and disruptive technology from those at the forefront of delivering the strategies, business models and technology innovations.
The Decarbonisation Conference will remain an inclusive platform aimed at driving actionable solutions to create the energy system of the future while accelerating the decarbonisation of today’s energy landscape.
The 2025 conference programme will focus on the decarbonisation of business investments and the increase of green energy technologies such as carbon capture and storage, renewable energy, biofuels, and battery storage, as well as the role of AI in supporting the energy industry's journey toward achieving its decarbonisation goals.
The Hydrogen Conference will highlight the essential role of hydrogen in driving the energy transition, emphasising its potential to decarbonise heavy industry and support a balanced energy mix. The conference will bring together industry leaders, policymakers, and innovators to chart a path for scalable hydrogen adoption, focusing on reducing costs, addressing infrastructure gaps, and creating a robust value chain that supports large-scale production and distribution.
The ADIPEC Finance & Investment conference will bring together experts to discuss transformative investment strategies, innovative financing tools, and collaborative solutions that will be critical in building a resilient, low-carbon economy.
The ADIPEC Digitalisation & Technology Conference will harness the power of AI and other Fourth Industrial Revolution technologies to unlock opportunities in the evolving energy landscape. The ADIPEC Conference will be a hub for industry leaders to share insights, strategies, and advancements that will drive tomorrow's smart and sustainable energy systems.
The Maritime & Logistics Conference will unite experts from the global shipping and logistics industries to advance collective progress toward net-zero emissions. By fostering cross-sector collaboration, the conference aims to shape the future of global supply chains, driving innovation in energy efficiency, alternative fuels, and sustainable operations while reinforcing a shared commitment to both environmental and economic resilience.
The Voices of Tomorrow Conference featured four individual streams to tackle the most pertinent agendas supporting the UAE Consensus and the important opportunities for the wider community to work multilaterally on commitments to deliver a just energy transition.
Organised by SPE, the Technical Conference brings together the brightest minds and technical experts from across the energy value chain – the changemakers at the forefront of engineering, technology, and industry innovation.
The Downstream Technical Conference explores the role of downstream in a rapidly evolving energy landscape, emphasising the importance of circular economies, operational excellence, and energy efficiency.