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ADIPEC 2026 reaches its final day in Abu Dhabi: 2,260 exhibitors and over 1,800 speakers. I believe the impact lies in the discussions about energy security and infrastructure, and in what companies do after the event. Explore > adipec.com @ADIPECOfficial Partner. Energy infrastructure requires long-term decisions. Companies must consider growing demand while understanding what can realistically be built and operated. The knowledge exchanged during these four days will matter if it helps the industry make better investment decisions and improve real energy operations. #ADIPEC2026 #ADIPEC #Energy

AI and robotics are attracting attention at ADIPEC 2026 in Abu Dhabi. I am interested in how they could support the people who run energy systems every day. That is where technological progress needs to prove its value. More > adipec.com @ADIPECOfficial Partner. On an exhibition floor, a technology may look ready for use, but in an operating energy facility, the conditions are different. AI needs reliable data from existing systems so that its outputs can be checked and acted on. Robots need to function safely outside the controlled setting of a demonstration. These are the practical challenges I see behind the ADIPEC 2026 theme: Energy. Intelligence. Impact. #ADIPEC2026 #ADIPEC

ADIPEC 2026 is almost here, and the world's largest energy event is growing again. From 2–5 November at ADNEC Centre, Abu Dhabi: 2,260 exhibitors, more exhibition space and 1,800 speakers. More opportunities to connect. Join > adipec.com @ADIPECOfficial Partner. An expanded exhibition does more than welcome more visitors. It allows companies to show what they are building and gives potential customers more solutions to examine in person. For me, that is what makes a major industry event useful: a direct conversation can reveal whether a technology fits a real business need. Bigger in scale, bolder in ambition, greater in impact. A bigger, bolder, better ADIPEC experience. #ADIPEC2026 #ADIPEC #Energy

The new ADIPEC Global Energy Report 2026 caught my attention: 22% of oil and gas insiders name AI-driven efficiency as a top commercial opportunity today, versus 27% in ten years. A signal of changing business priorities. Join > adipec.com @ADIPECOfficial Partner. Another finding adds context: 81% of energy insiders expect AI-driven electricity demand to exceed current forecasts. This creates a closer relationship between the energy and technology industries. Energy companies need to understand how computing demand will evolve, and technology companies must understand the capacity and operating requirements of energy systems. I find this mutual dependency particularly interesting because investment decisions in one industry will increasingly affect the other. ADIPEC 2026, taking place from 2-5 November in Abu Dhabi, offers an opportunity to examine how these developments will shape the energy business. Energy. Intelligence. Impact. #ADIPEC2026 #ADIPEC #Energy #AI

Global energy projects move forward when technical ideas find investment and people build partnerships to deliver them. ADIPEC 2026 will bring the energy industry together in Abu Dhabi to make those connections possible. Join > adipec.com @ADIPECOfficial Partner. Capital can be committed during a meeting, but delivery depends on the work that follows. Technology companies and energy operators need to agree on what can be delivered under real conditions, while investors need confidence that those plans are feasible. ADIPEC 2026 provides a global meeting point for these conversations, connecting the people who can turn opportunities into projects. I would pay particular attention to partnerships that continue after the event, when commitments have to become results. Energy. Intelligence. Impact. #ADIPEC2026 #ADIPEC #Energy #Partnerships

For economies and industries, energy stability is not simply an abstract issue. No country or company can secure it on its own. ADIPEC 2026 will bring global energy leaders together in Abu Dhabi from 2-5 November. Visitor pass > bit.ly/4AWF5Ug @ADIPECOfficial Partner. In the video, Dr Sultan Al Jaber (@SultanAlJaber), Managing Director and Group CEO of @ADNOCGroup, calls for building stability instead of waiting for volatility to pass. ADIPEC 2026 is expected to bring together 239,000+ attendees, 2,250+ exhibiting companies and 1,800+ speakers across 13 conference programmes. Reliable energy supply allows industries to plan investments and economies to grow with greater confidence. Bringing together those who produce energy and those who depend on it can help turn shared concerns into coordinated action. Energy. Intelligence. Impact. #ADIPEC2026 #EnergySecurity #GlobalEnergy

10,233 submissions from 177 countries. The number gets your attention. More interesting is what the 2027 finalists are already doing: tackling maternal health, food security, energy access, water scarcity and ecosystem restoration, delivering measurable impact. @ZSP_ORG Partner And some of the examples are worth a closer look. AI is being used to predict pregnancy complications months in advance. Robotic crawlers can inspect and clean water and sewer pipes from the inside. Heat-resilient corals are being cultivated with sensor networks and 3D reef mapping. The finalists span six categories, including Global High Schools. I also like one detail in the 2027 cycle: every finalist receives financial support, not only the eventual winners.

Rising energy demand is half the equation. The harder question is whether infrastructure and capacity can grow fast enough to deliver energy where and when economies need it. ADIPEC 2026 puts this question on the table. Join > adipec.com @ADIPECOfficial Partner. Adding supply without expanding the infrastructure that delivers and manages energy can create bottlenecks. Grids, storage, logistics and digital infrastructure have to keep pace with demand. Investment and execution do too. For me, this is the real infrastructure question at ADIPEC 2026: can industry, government, finance and technology align around delivery? More energy matters. So does the system that gets it where demand is growing. Energy. Intelligence. Impact. #ADIPEC2026 #ADIPEC #Energy #Infrastructure

Gastech 2026 is entering its final stretch in Bangkok, with AI, energy, and future skills still high on the agenda today. Follow the conversation live >>> gastechevent.com The next chapter is already on the horizon: Houston 2027. @GastechEvent Partner. #Gastech #Energy One discussion today caught my attention: how AI is changing careers in energy and the skills people will need to work alongside increasingly digital systems. For me, the human side deserves the same attention as the technology. New tools can change how work is done, but people still need the knowledge and judgment to use them well. Reskilling is therefore part of the infrastructure behind technological progress. The technology will keep moving. Our ability to prepare people for it has to move with it.

Gastech 2026 is underway in Bangkok. The Opening Ceremony marked the official start of four days focused on how the energy industry responds to rising demand and pressure on energy systems. Register as a delegate: bit.ly/4yg2UFn @GastechEvent Partner #Gastech #Energy The exhibition floor is already busy, but for me the interesting part begins with the questions behind all that activity. How do we keep energy reliable as demand grows, and where can technology remove inefficiency? Investment is another part of the equation: it has to become infrastructure that works in the real world. Over the next few days, I will be following the conversations that connect technology with practical execution.

Energy has to move. How well it moves across markets depends on maritime infrastructure and fleet capacity. Gastech 2026 puts that operational question on the Strategic Leadership agenda. Register as a delegate: bit.ly/4yg2UFn @GastechEvent Partner. #Gastech #Energy What does it take to keep energy moving when routes and fuels are changing? More than supply. Shipping capacity and maritime infrastructure determine whether energy can actually reach markets when conditions tighten. Gastech puts this question on the Strategic Leadership agenda with “Advancing sustainable maritime infrastructure and fleet capacity.” Takeshi Hashimoto, Director & Chairman of the Board at Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, is among the speakers, adding the perspective of a global shipping operator. I see maritime resilience as the link between energy strategy and execution: supply on paper means little if transport capacity cannot adapt and deliver energy where it is needed.

Many people think of AI as the train. In reality, AI is the railway. The real shift is the infrastructure being built today: compute, energy, talent, and digital stack. Countries that invest in this infrastructure will shape the future of AI. My conversation with @BCG at MWC.