Inside energy’s next chapter at Adipec 2026, powered by $67bn in deals
Following a year of supply disruptions and heightened geopolitical uncertainty, the $67 billion (Dh246 billion) in agreements signed at Adipec 2026 underscore the energy sector’s proactive approach to tackling questions of security and resilience in the face of growing demand. Taken together, the agreements spanned gas supply, infrastructure, logistics, industrial capacity and digitalisation,…
Adipec 2026, the world's largest energy show, concluded its four-day event in Abu Dhabi, closing a year marked by supply disruptions and geopolitical uncertainty. The show witnessed the signing of $67 billion (Dh246 billion) in agreements across gas supply, infrastructure, logistics, industrial capacity, and digitalization. This reflects an industry's focus on strengthening resilience throughout the energy value chain.
Over 240,000 attendees from 170 countries gathered in Abu Dhabi to showcase solutions, discuss opportunities, and forge partnerships. The agreements signed underscored a new phase for the energy industry, emphasizing investment in resilience, infrastructure, intelligence, and cross-border partnerships rather than just supply growth.
Notable attendees included 40 government ministers and policymakers, highlighting the show's role as a global platform for energy dialogue and investment. The event's chairman, Abdulmunim Saif Al Kindy, emphasized the significance of the international participation, global exposure, and billions of dollars in agreements in overcoming the industry's challenges and affirming Abu Dhabi's position as a global energy hub.
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