Mohammed Rustom

Mohammed is the Head of Sustainable Solutions in the Middle East. He is responsible for working with our clients to develop solutions that support their environmental initiatives.

Mohammed joined UOP in 2008 as a Project Engineer and later as a Project Manager in the Hydrogen group where he was responsible for the execution of a number of global projects from UOP’s head office in Des Plaines (IL, USA). In 2013, he moved to the ME office in Dubai and served as the regional Sales Manager for the hydrogen business and later UOP’s modular gas business. Prior to working for UOP, Mohammed worked in the construction field where he worked on several industrial projects in the ME region. Mohammed holds a BE in Mechanical Engineering from the American University of Beirut and an MBA from the University of Illinois - Chicago. He also holds a diploma in Energy Management from the American University of Beirut as well as a diploma in Business Applications of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning from UT Austin. Mohammed is located in the Honeywell UOP’s Dubai office.

Session Overview

Wednesday, 6 November

14:45

14:45 - 15:30

Power-to-X at scale

Power-to-X technologies are crucial for decarbonising industries that cannot be directly electrified. By producing green hydrogen, utilising renewable energy, sustainable alternatives like green ammonia and eMethanol can diversify energy sources in sectors such as aviation and shipping. These technologies have the potential to transform renewable power into storable and transportable forms, bridging the gap between green energy and high-energy demand industrial applications. Embracing Power-to-X can both cut carbon emissions and open new commercial opportunities in the emerging green economy.

Attendee insights:

Gain insights into how Power-to-X technologies can revolutionise energy-intensive industries and unlock new commercial opportunities.